Atlanta Braves hopes that a disappointing loss and a flight to San Francisco will lead to the same result as the previous season when the struggling club opens a three-game road series against veterans on Friday night.
Four directly lost sports and eight of his last 10, Braves created a cross-country flight soon after facing their most disappointing defeat of the season on Thursday afternoon. Atlanta took a six-run lead at home in the ninth innings, which was in the 11–10 defeat to Arizona Diamondback.
“Terrible disadvantage,” Braves manager Brian Snightcar said. “And we have to sit on it on the plane for five hours. We are all going to be unhappy. And we need. We did not execute, and we did not overcome the game.
“It is difficult to flush one in this way. There will be an entire aircraft full of sick people in their stomach. And they should be. Because we win and lose as a team.”
The snoutker noted two silver lining as the team prepared to start a six-game trip, which would end with a series in Milwauki.
He recalled a uniform disadvantage in the previous season-9-8 in the August 9-8 in Kolorado, in which Rockies scored seven runs in the eighth.
The game also led to a series in San Francisco, during which Braves won three consecutive games to ignite the 28–17 finish.
Snitker also expressed confidence in the right-arm Spencer Schwellenbach (4-4, 3.13 Era), who has allowed any earned runs in four out of 12 in this season, including a 5–0 domestic victory over Boston Red Sox last Saturday.
The second year Major-Liguer has so far faced veterans in his career.
The snakekar said, “We have a very good boy at night (Friday) night.” “Hopefully the crime, what we did today, borne.
“This is what you do in this game. You turn on the page. You are not happy about it. You don’t sleep well. But we are going to play another game (Friday) and hopefully start a winning streak.”
Braves will see a new-look legendary team, which after leaving the first two matches of the set, held a rally to win two consecutive competitions against San Diego Padress.
A day later after Triple-e-call-up Daniel Johnson contributed to two hits and two runs 6–5 win, Dominic Smith launched two-run double, a go-forward in a 3–2 win of Thursday.
Johnson and Smith were playing only for the second time as giants, while Andrew Nizanar, who signed a minor league deal on May 21, started San Francisco as Robbie Ray’s batsman in Thursday’s victory.
Bob Melvin, manager of veterans, said, “These people what we brought were impressive.” “It is very good to see these people coming in and contributing immediately. It makes them feel like a part of the team.”
The veterans have been slated to start the series with right-handed Hayden Birdsong (3–1, 2.37 ERA) on the mound.
23 -year -old birdsong has won two or three decisions since being promoted to rotation. He bowled 5 1/3 innings of one run ball in a 4–2 win in Miami last Sunday in his most recent outing.
Birdsong once earlier faced Braves, winning its first major league in Atlanta last July, scoring two runs in five innings in a 5–3 win.
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