Nick Allen had three strokes, Michael Harris II produced a two-round couple in the fifth shot, and the Atlanta Braves beat Colorado Rockies 6-3 in Denver on Monday night.
Eli White, Alex Verdugo and Sean Murphy’nin two strokes for the Atlanta and Bryce Elder had six times strokes. Raisel Iglesias won the eighth time in 10 games, while a ninth stroke for fifth savings.
Elder (1-1) allowed only three runs in five strokes and shot four to win the first win of the season.
Hunter Goodman Homered and Jordan Beck started his home with four defeats in a row and one after the other.
Colorado Starter Ryan Feltner (0-2), four strokes in 4 2/3 Inning, 10 strokes and allowed five running and walking.
Rockies made a quick start against Elder. Beck doubled with someone at the bottom of the first, Ryan McMahon walked, and Goodman hit the first field from Elder to the left seats to Colorado 3-0.
Goodman’s fifth home run of the season.
Atlanta was chipped. White took his third shot with a couple, moved to the third place during a grounding and hit Verdugo’s base. Austin Riley came third and Marcell Ozuna’s sacrifice fly 3-2.
When Braves reached the selection of a field player of Harris, he was in the fourth place, second rang, third in White’s single single, and threw it down from Allen’s first base line.
Atlanta ranked fifth. Ozuna and Ozzie Albies were single, and after Murphy was ventilated for the second, Harris doubled the right center field to bring both runners and Chase Feltner home.
Colorado threatened a sixth stroke when he sang with someone Michael Togliia, and Mickey Moniak tied a ball to the warning runway on the right area, but White made a leaping in front of the wall for the second exit.
Atlanta ran seventh in Murphy’s RBI single.
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