Amed Rosario ran the house with an outing run at the bottom of the 10th innings and the citizens of Washington beat Visiting Atlanta Braves 8–7, to sweep a brief range of two-match.
Moving beyond the 10th, Alex Call placed the automatic runner Robert Hassel III in third place, before Rosario left the draw-in infield.
James Wood made two hits and scored three runs and Keebert Ruiz was two hits and two RBI for Washington, who won the season-high Five Strait. In his MLB debut, Hassel sang on the first pitch of his first At-Bate and went to 2-for-5 with two runs.
Jackson Rutraylage (1–1) scored 10th to win and Dylan Lee (1-2) suffered losses.
Matt Olson and Marcel Ozuna had three hits each, including a homer, for Braves, who lost three of their last four matches.
Atlanta tied it against Kyle Finnegan in the ninth. Sean Murphy opened with single. With one, Jose Tena could not handle the grounder of the Austin relay, put the runner in the first and second place. Murphy doubled in the right-center to score Murphy, but the relay was out at home.
Neither the starter made it through the fourth. Atlanta’s AJ Smith-Shever, who had 0.46 ERA in the last three starts, gave seven runs on eight hits in three-plas innings. Washington’s Trevor Williams was drawn after 3 2/3 innings, with four hits and five runs on three walks.
In the first, Olson and Ozuna defeated the back-to-back home run 2–0.
First in Washington, Wood sang and later scored on Ruiz’s double.
Hassel, acquired in the 2022 Juan Soto trade with San Diego Padress, located the second place to another place and stole the other. The call went and the stem made a single to load the hideouts. CJ Abrams sang Wood to Hassel before scoring three runs with three runs with a right-field line for 5-2 Washington lead.
Olson sung, then went to Ozuna and Ozi Albies loaded the hideouts for Atlanta in the fourth. Along with two outsiders, Michael Harris II sang, scored two runs and made it 5–4. After a walk, Brad Lord replaced Williams and Alex went to force Wordugo into a tying run.
After Abrams proceeded from the bottom of the fourth, Smith-Shever was lifted. Wood went away and Nathaniel Lov took the first field, carrying forward both the runners. Ruiz sang the house Abrams, then Wood scored on the choice of a fielder and made it 7-5.
Ozuna reduced Atlanta’s deficit by 7-6 in the seventh.
After the game, Braves announced that Ronald Ekuna Jr. would be active on Friday and would start his season in a series opener against the visiting San Diego Padress. Acuna, 2023 National League MVP, Acuña tore her left ACL on 26 May, 2024.
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