US EditionBraves Enter Matchup Against the Diamondbacks on Losing Streak
- The Atlanta Braves face the Arizona Diamondbacks in a Wednesday evening game at Truist Park, with the Diamondbacks leading the series 1-0 and holding a 29-31 record overall.
- Both teams have struggled recently, with the Braves at 27-32 and the Diamondbacks on a five-game road losing streak, creating a competitive atmosphere for the tied 2-2 season series.
- Probable pitchers Merrill Kelly and Chris Sale represent Arizona and Atlanta respectively, as key offensive players include Eugenio Suárez with 16 home runs and Matt Olson with 12.
- The Braves hold a 25-7 record when out-hitting opponents while the Diamondbacks go 15-8 in games without allowing home runs, with both teams looking to overcome recent slumps reflected in their pitching ERAs and batting averages.
- This three-game series implies tight competition likely decided in later innings, with the Braves favored at home due to pitching strength and the Diamondbacks capable of offensive breakouts.
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By: Marcus A. Gonzalez The Arizona Diamondbacks (29-31) kicked off their series against the Atlanta Braves (27-32) at Truist Park in Atlanta winning Game 1 8-3. Arizona Diamondbacks The D-backs enter this series trying to snap a five-game road losing streak. Despite a rough patch (2–8 in their last 10), they’ve shown flashes of offensive power, especially when they keep the ball in the park. Eugenio Suárez leads the team with 16 home runs and a …
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