Spencer Shlevenback played seven strong innings and won on Monday night to visit the Atlanta Braves, who beat New York Met’s 3–2 in a four-market opener among the National League East rivals.
Michael Harris II gave Ronald Ekuna Junior Fly to Homard and Sean Murphy before another bag fly, who later flew in an innings in an innings for Braves, who have won five out of five against Mets since last Tuesday.
Juan Soto hit the two -run homer in the sixth, but hit the corners in the corners to finish the eighth, who lost nine out of 10 to demolish 1/2 game behind Philadelphia Philos in NL East. New York took a 5 1/2-game lead on 12 June.
Schwellenbach (6–4) conceded two runs on four hits with four hits, while out of four. The first eight batsmen of the right hand faced and they allowed only one runner to the sixth place as the second basis, when they moved Brandon Nimmo with two outsiders, before Soto rushed to the center area.
Raisel Iglessius allowed Francisco Lindor and Nimmo to two-out solo in eighth place before Dialan Lee killed Soto to kill Soto to the eight-picker. Lee then threw an ideal ninth to earn his second savings of the season and the first sev for Braves since 16 May.
The Ekuna was 2 -for -5 with a theft basis. He has been batting in 28 games since returning from a torn ACL on 23 May.
Matt Olson added two hits for the brevves, who won 11 -for -11 with a runner in the scoring position despite trapping 11 Besarners.
Paul Blackburn (0-2) scored more than five runs in 4 2/3 innings after scoring three runs and three runs for Mates. Batty and Lindor had two hits.
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