Atlanta Braves will send the right hand grant homes to the mound on Sunday afternoon in an attempt to sweep their three-game series with Colorado Rockies.
One win gave momentum to Braves in the next week’s series against the National League East-Leiding New York Mets.
Atlanta has won three games for the first time since May 6 after a 4–1 win over Colorado on Saturday.
In turn, Rockies has lost seven of his last eight matches. They fell until 13–57, the worst start for a season in the modern era, a game 1932 is worse than Boston Red Sox (14–56).
Holmes (3–5, 4.07 ERA) will begin in place of the Ace Chris Sale, which was pushed back as a means of getting ready to pitch against the mates.
Holmes allowed Milwauki Brucers to allow three earned runs for the third time in a 4–1 defeat. He surrendered two homer and three walks, taking out nine.
Holmes struggled in his only career encounter vs. Colorado, last August, permission in five innings without a decision allowed five runs on six hits.
He will be opposed by Colorado Starter Austin Gumber on Sunday, which will make his first appearance of the season.
A left-handed player Gombar was restored from the 60-day injured list after recovering from the agony of the left shoulder starting in the spring training. He made three starts in Triple-e Albukruck and conceding three runs in 12 innings with 13 strikeouts.
“I think I am ready, as if there is a ready-to-spring training,” Gogre said. “As I come in the season and keep on more, I will be faster and will continue to feel better. But I am able to go out from there and compete now, of course.”
Gumber started 30 in the last season and threw career-high 165 innings, going 5–12 with 4.75 ERA. His biggest problem was keeping the ball in the park, as he allowed a career-hai 30 homers.
Gombar has a seven-career appearance (four start) against Atlanta, going 2–1 with 5.32 ERA. He defeated the brave on 5 September last season, allowing one run on five hits in eight innings in one of his best performance of 2024.
Atlanta’s crime is clicking during the line of victory.
Earlier Basman Matt Olson had an RBI single on Saturday and has reached the base in 16 consecutive matches, and Ronald Ekun Junior hit his seventh homer of the season and safely hit 17 out of 20 matches since returning from the injured list.
“I am super happy, and mostly because I only know that I do all the work with the coach, with the coach, with the medical staff, all the work we are now where we are.”
He joined the Spencer Streer, who hit more than six in the scorer innings on Saturday on charges of Braves.
Atlanta manager Brian Snightkar said, “You like to see him healthy and on the field, because what they are about this game.” “They like to compete, and they like to play baseball. They dedicated themselves and worked so hard to go back here that it makes me feel even better. Whatever hard work last year, they have paid for them.”
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