The Braves currently hold an 11-23 record in one-run games, placing them ahead of the White Sox, who are at 7-21. It would take ten additional losses for the Braves to match the White Sox's .250 winning percentage. Past MLB seasons show that poor performance in one-run games has become more prevalent recently, with the Braves' worst one-run game record occurring in 2008 at 11-30. A notable historical point is the 2003 Braves, who, despite a 17-25 record in one-run games, won 101 games overall.
The Braves are currently 11-23 in one-run games, which places them above the White Sox at 7-21. They would need to lose ten more to catch Chicago's .250 winning percentage.
Historically, the Braves had a similar season in 2008, going 11-30 in one-run games, which was an odd mark compared to modern trends of poor one-run game records.
In 2003, the Braves won 101 games despite a 17-25 record in one-run games, making them the only playoff team that year with a losing record in that category.
The Braves' performance in one-run games has declined over the years, and current patterns suggest it may be common for teams to fare poorly in this area.
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