Atlanta Braves fights, but ends up the stick in 5-4 for a loss of extra-inning against the giants

THE Braves of Atlanta He found himself down 3-0 after the first round, but that was still not enough to win the victory. The match was finally decided in additional sleeves and a wild field was what ended up a 5-4 victory to the giants in it.

I cannot imagine that anyone in Braves Country was enthusiastic about the way this game started. Matt Olson was the only Baserunner to continue against the song of Hayden birds during the first round, then the giants mainly took Spencer Schwellenbach. The first three strikers for San Francisco all reached safely and they finally managed to score. Heliot Ramos scored on a simple RBI of Wilmer Flores, Jung Hoo Lee returned home thanks to a sacrificial fly by Dominic Smith, then the wild land of Spencer Schwellenbach ended up pushing the deficit to three points. Although it is certainly not the worst first round that we saw of a brave given team, it was quite frustrating to look at them falling doors to start this one.

Fortunately, the Braves finally got into the fight. Hayden Birdsong gave the brave an “in” by hitting Matt Olson to drive the fourth round and he continued to help bring the braves back to life by walking Marcell Ozuna and Ozzie Albies in order to find himself in a mess loaded with the basics of his own manufacture.

The good news is that the brave did not completely waste this opportunity – the fly of the sacrifice of Sean Murphy put the brave on the board (in the bizarre manner since someone launched a bullet from the stands and on the ground while the return of Mike Yastrzemski arrived) then Michael Harris II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II took one in the center To bring the brave to a single round. They still had work to do to eliminate the deficit, but it was at least a declaration of intention that they were not going to turn completely around it.

We did not have to wait too long to see more action and unfortunately this following moment was in favor of the Giants. Wilmer Flores struck a single out of one outing, then Matt Chapman followed this with a double to put two runners in the score position with a single withdrawal. The second sacrifice of Dominic Smith of the night pushed the advance of San Francisco to two points and the task became a little more difficult for Atlanta in the future.

As the seventh round took place, the two teams had entered their enclosure – the night of Spencer Schwellenbach was made after six rounds and it was one of those games where the best thing you can say is that Schwellenbach continued to fight. Usually, if you abandon a few races early, the rest of the game can go in two ways. It says a lot about Schwellenbach that he was able to make sure it was going in a positive direction after his first round, when he settled and kept the brave in the game with his efforts in the night.

Meanwhile, Hayden Birdsong had long disappeared from the competition once the seventh round had started. Ryan Walker welcomed Austin Riley on the plate to start the top of the seventh and Austin Riley gave him a coarse welcome in response, because he led the frame with only one. Matt Olson then arrived on the plate and he finally obtained a cursor who remained in the heart of the striking area. Olson connected and was not mistaken with him, sending him to fly in the seats at the top of the right field wall in order to make it a whole new ball game at 4-4.

The first launcher of the Atlanta lift enclosure to help preserve the dead end was none other than Craig Kibrel, himself. The beginnings in 2025 of Kibrel in 2025 and His first outing in brave uniform For the first time since 2014, it went well. Kibrel has abandoned a simple and a walk, but the two baskets were removed by a good defense or a bad base – that you ask. Heliot Ramos was surprised stealing second for the first round, then Krimrel himself chose Jung Hoo Lee for the second withdrawal. He then brought Wilmer Flores out to finish the round without goal in his still shocking return to Atlanta (well, not literally Atlanta (or Cobb county) but you get my point).

Tyler Fitzgerald was the only player to reach the basis of one or the other team during the eighth and ninth rounds, which meant that this game was walking in an additional sleeve on four points each. Atlanta obtained the first crack and ended up in a situation loaded with bases with two outings in the tenth. Luke Williams came on the plate as a twinge striker and with all the respect I owe to Luke Williams, it was not really a major shock to see him gently ground to end the frame.

The Braves left with Pierce Johnson for the tenth and Hoo Boy, it was an incredibly disappointing way to finish the game for all the people involved to shoot for Atlanta. Johnson obtained the first spell on a ball on the ground, then he obtained the second withdrawal from a productive who moved Manfred’s man to the third goal. Johnson was then shot from the potential absence of pushing him at 11 before choosing the worst possible time of this match to lead a wild land. The balloon arrived in the safety net and Fitzgerald marked, so now the brave are a top of eight games of less than 0,500 – both in the classification and in the state of California here in 2025.

If you are on the east coast and have been standing for that, I don’t know what to tell you other than thank you to stay with us. I would like us to have better results to write, but for the moment, that’s what it is. Braves are simply not a very good baseball team and it is difficult to see this change in the near future. All they can do is continue to connect and I hope that we will see them at least win a victory tomorrow evening so that they can, hopefully, put an end to this rotten slippage. We will see what’s going on tomorrow from 4:05 p.m. HE.