Chase Dollander and three relaxing three strokes, Brenton Doyle Homered and Colorado Rockies defeated Atlanta Braves 2-1 on Wednesday to draw a eight-game losing line.
It was only the fifth win in 30 games for Colorado, which refrained from being sweeping for the third straight series. The rookie Zach Agnos gave Ozzie Albies a two -output in the ninth, but Eli retired on White on a flight to gain the first major league savings.
Dollander (2-3) fought with 5-2/3 inning, allowed a run in two strokes, and three of them as the sixth walked. After Inning's second walk, the manager Bud Black and an instructor came to the mound. Dollander threw a few heating sites and left the game with a visible blister.
Jake Bird came and took Albies to compensate for two runners.
Atlanta Starter Chris Sale 10 hit 10 and gave up five strokes on seven inning. Nick Allen and White had a single stroke for the first eight inning for Braves, who lost only the third time in the last 12 games. He missed the chance to reach the Atlanta .500, and on Friday he became a seven -game host against Los Angeles Dodgers.
When Colorado went with a single Hunter Goodman, he ranked third in a pair from the left by Michael Togliia and scored goals on Sean Bouchard's ground.
Sales (1-3) shot Jacob Stallings and grounded to finish his shot.
Braves tied him third. Drake Baldwin set out with a walk, Allen left a single mark, and both runners went to Eddie Rosario's ground.
Baldwin even scored a goal in Michael Harris II, but shook Dollander Austin Riley to limit the damage to a run.
Doyle's fourth home run at the bottom of the shooting Rockies 2-1 ahead of the season. It was only 26th in 30 games for Colorado.
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