Matt Olson had three shots and three runs, Michael Harris II lasted in three rounds, and Atlanta Braves suffered from Colorado Rockies on Tuesday night with a 8-2 win in Denver.
Aj Smith-Shawver (1-2) allowed two runs in four strokes with a walk and 5 1/3 strokes. Ryan McMahon by returning to 105 miles per hour by hitting the right elbow after the sixth hit.
Austin Riley had two hit and two RBIs for Atlanta, which covered Rockies 14-6 and won the ninth time in 11 games. Nick Allen lasted on two rounds, and Ozzie Albies, Sean Murphy and Eli White had two strokes.
Michael Togliia, 16 of the last 17 of the last 17 of the last 17 of the last 17 lost to Colorado’nin two runs and went on. Hunter Goodman had two strokes.
Atlanta, Harris’s two conditions in the couple of the German Marquez (0-5) against the second shot came out.
Toglia put Rockies on the board with a solo house run at the bottom of the second. An external explosion was Toglia’s third homer this season.
Braves added three work in the fourth shot after loading the soles. Olson scored a goal in Harris’s settlement before Allen hit two runs with a single single.
Atlanta reached 6-1 in the fifth shot. Olson shot a couple and scored a Field error by Mickey Moniak, the right field player in Albies’s single.
Riley added an RBI single for Braves, which was 18-4 until the beginning of the 2022 season against Colorado.
Marquez lost its fifth straight start and allowed a strike from 5 1/3 strokes in 11 strokes with a walk.
When Colorado scored Jordan Beck in the third place when Toglia became a necessity, he scored a goal in the corners and a sixth stroke.
Riley sang in another run with two exits in the eighth shot for the Atlanta, which was able to sweep the three match series in the afternoon of Wednesday.
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