In a matchup against the Nationals, the Braves aimed to achieve a .500 season record. The Braves' starter, AJ Smith-Shawver, faced Trevor Williams, who struggled with a 5.88 ERA heading into the game. Though Smith-Shawver showed potential with a solid first inning, he faced challenges in the second but managed to prevent runs. The Braves' lineup adjustments didn't enhance their offensive struggles, and even as they began to find their rhythm in the third inning, their inconsistency persisted throughout the game.
The Braves were unable to capitalize on favorable pitching as Smith-Shawver faced Williams, struggling offensively to reach a .500 record.
Despite a strong start, Smith-Shawver faced challenges in the second inning, displaying resilience by limiting the inning with a crucial groundout.
The Bravesâ lineup adjustments did not yield positive results early, as they were quickly dispatched in their first inning at-bats.
Smith-Shawver recovered impressively in the third, showcasing his dominance by retiring the Nationals' hitters efficiently and effectively.
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