Ruki Catcher Drake Baldwin on Thursday sang Atlanta Braves in the 11th innings for a 5–4 walk-off victory against the tour of Cincinnati Reds, which won Atlanta the third win of the four-game series.
The other was scored by Ozi Albies on the second as an automatic runner, when Baldwin left Reds Reluver Taylor Rogers (1–1).
Reluver Scott Blewevet (1-0) scored the 10th and 11th innings for Braves, who won four of their last five.
Jose Travino went to 3 -for -4 with three couples for Cincinnati, which has lost five of the six.
Reds took a 4–2 lead in the ninth. Travino after his third double, Jacob hurts him a pinch. This was not necessary because the receipt Hinds knocked two runs shots in the upper deck of the left area close to Jose Iglesius.
Atlanta tied it in half the bottom. Albis went and AD Rosario ran away after running for Scene Murphy. Ellie White ran it 4-3 with a sacrifice distribution in Albiz, then Michael Harris II made Rosario sing to score and force the additional innings.
Atlanta took a 1-0 lead in the bottom of the first innings. Austin Riley knocked down a double from the left field line and Marsel Ozuna chased with single. Matt Olson then moved into the relay with a sacrifice fly.
Braves, who started the pitchcar Spencer Shlavenbach, placed the Reds through a baserner, a hit, the first four innings, before the Reds was finally connected to tie the fifth. Spencer Stere and Santiago Aspinal Single and Travino made it 1–1. Schwellenbach played six innings and gave five hits and one run with six strikes and two walks.
Cincinnati Starter Nick Lodolo settled after the opening frame, 10 directly retired when Braves won the lead. White was connected to a divided single and Michael Harris II, which was three times for profit from 2–1. Lodolo also played six innings and gave five hits and two runs while fanning.
Cincinnati tied it 2–2 in the seventh. Blake Dun Pinch-Ran for Tyler Stephenon, who performed a walk. Travino doubled and the Hinds went to load the bases with one, ending Montero’s brief outing. TJ Freedal driving Dialyn Lee in the Right Field, Dunn.
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