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Yes, eight would have been great.
But a seven game winning streak that also included a 5-1 homestand against the NL East is a decent way for the Braves to start the month of June. The Braves just could not find a place for some hard hit balls to land on Sunday, and after surrendering a big sixth inning to the Nationals, Atlanta just finally dug to big of a hole to get out of.
Yes, there are a few concerns, as the starting pitching continues to regress a bit in June. But the Braves still made plenty of hard contact, and the lineup and bullpen overall seem locked in. The Braves are 8-2 over their past 10 games, and while it is certainly impressive the Marlins are keeping pace in the NL East, the big key is that the Braves are back to consistently performing as they are capable of. Losses will still happen, but the Braves will likely bounce right back and get another winning streak started this week.
Braves News
- The Braves turn right back around on Monday to start a quick road trip against the Tigers in Detroit as Charlie Morton takes the mound.
- Michael Soroka had an impressive start over the weekend for Gwinnett.
- Brad Rowland and Scott Coleman recap a great week of baseball for the Braves on the Battery Power Podcast.
MLB News
- Andrew McCutchen earned his 2000th career hit on Sunday.
- Nolan Jones of the Rockies delivered the longest walk-off home run in seven years.
- The Marlins used a five-run ninth inning to get a win on Sunday as they continue to keep track with the Braves.
- Steve Cohen does not appear to be ready to make drastic changes to the Mets despite slow start to the season.
- Once one of the best pitching prospects in the game. righty Alex Reyes will undergo another surgery and will not pitch in 2023.
- While Marcus Stroman has made it clear of his desire to work out an extension with Chicago, the Cubs have been quiet in their potential interest to this point.
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