The Atlanta Braves are on a remarkable winning streak, continuing to dominate their opponents and breaking records along the way. In their recent series against the Miami Marlins, the Braves completed a sweep, showcasing their strength and earning them the opportunity to send a significant number of players to the All-Star game in Seattle.
Pitcher Spencer Strider, selected as an NL All-Star, delivered an impressive performance, pitching 6.2 innings with 9 strikeouts and a 3.66 ERA. He received support from the Braves' offense, which was led by standout players throughout the game. NL starting All-Star second baseman Orlando Arcia contributed a solo home run in the second inning, providing an early lead for the team. Later, with the game tied 2-2 in the fifth inning, NL All-Star shortstop Ozzie Albies hit a crucial two-run home run, extending the Braves' lead to 4-2. NL starting All-Star right fielder Ronald Acuna Jr. also showcased his base-stealing skills, adding two more stolen bases to his season total, which now stands at 39.
In addition to Strider, Arcia, Albies, and Acuna Jr., the Braves will be well-represented at the All-Star game with catcher Sean Murphy, first baseman Matt Olson, pitcher Bryce Elder, and third baseman Austin Riley also earning spots on the NL All-Star team.
The Braves now set their sights on a road matchup against the Cleveland Guardians, with a scheduled first pitch time of 7:10 pm. Fans can stay updated on the latest Atlanta Braves news and coverage by tuning into 92.9 The Game or visiting Audacy.com or the Audacy app.