Marcell Ozuna chose the winning race at the bottom of the 10th shot to win 2-1 against Cincinnati Reds, who visited Atlanta Braves on Tuesday.
Ozuna with the runners in the first and second place, the relaxing Lyon Richardson (0-1), who was recalled from Triple-a Louisville in the early hours of the day, put it from left to left. Hit threw Alex Verdugo.
Raisel Iglesias (2-2) was the winner for Braves.
The winner was the fourth loss for the third flat and Reds for the Atlanta. Atlanta won the first two games on the four -game set.
Both teams ran in the ninth shot.
Santiago Espinal left a RBI Single to drive in Elly de la Cruz, who chose and played the second base. Espinal, who was not striking at the eighth kick on Monday, extended the hit line to seven games.
Braves tied the game in the lower half to Emilio Pagan closer. Sean Murphy walked and the Gymn Runner Stuart Fairchild scored goals when he tied it to the right field to connect the game Michael Harris II.
Cincinnati Starter Andrew Abbott had five scoreless strokes. At the beginning of his first career against Braves, four strokes, walks and eight strokes.
Atlanta started Chris Sale 300. Five hits allowed two walks and hit 10 for the second flat game.
Both teams were wasted at the beginning of the game.
Reds had a chance to score goals. He had the second and third runners with one in the first shot and could not score goals. Austin Wynns opened his seventh shot with a couple from the top of the wall on the left and could not enter the Cincinnati cash money.
Braves did not have runners in the corners, and the bases were loaded with two exits in the seventh shot and could not score goals.
Red, Tyler Callihan'ın left forearm of the left -wing line falling down the left forearm, he said he broke two bones. Callihan had surgery on Tuesday and is expected to miss at least two months.
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