Ronald Akuna Junior Homeers for 2 Strait Games as Braves Roll Padress

Ronald Ekuna Junior prepared for the second straight game and Grant Homes on Saturday played a seven strong innings to win 7–1 on the San Diego Padress and even his three-game chains.

Jeet abolished Atlanta’s three-game losing streak and was his first in six matches against San Diego.

ACUNA left 427-foot, two-rran homer in the sixth innings in Alek Jacob. Ekuna has managed to play both sports since returning from left ACL surgery, which sidelined her for a year.

Holmes (3-3) scattered six hits and six strikes against a walk. This was his first win since April 20. Annell de Los Santos scott one in eighth place and Scott Blawevet worked around a pair of two-out walks in the ninth to finish the game.

San Diego had to go with a bullying game when Scheduled Starter Michael King complained of the right shoulder agony and scratched one hour before the first pitch.

Scene Reynolds (0–1) was an opener, he started his first career, and played 2/3 innings, scoring three runs on six hits with a strike.

Braves opened scoring with one run in the second, as Alex Wordugo scored on Nick Alan’s Infield Single.

Padress tied the game 1–1 in the third innings on Mani Machao’s RBI single. Machado hit 2 -for -2 with two walks and hit 17 out of the last 22 matches, reaching his average .317.

Atlanta scored twice in the third innings on a single homer in Matt Olson and a run-scoring informed single from Ozi albies, which extended his hitting streak to 10 games. Home Run Olson’s 12th was the fifth in the last seven matches.

The brave opened it in the seventh when Michael Harris II sang to the right with the located locations to drive in a pair.

San Diego placed the outfielder Jason Haward in the wounded list with a left diagonal tension and recalled Catcher Louis Campsano from Triple-eL Paso. The Campsano went as a pinch-Hit in the ninth.

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