US EditionBraves Beat Nationals 11-5 for 9th Straight Win
The Braves extended their longest winning streak since 2023 to nine games with 14 hits and a five-run third inning, improving to 74-83 on the season.
- On Monday, the Atlanta Braves defeated the Washington Nationals 11-5 at Truist Park, playing amid 100-degree heat.
- The Braves put the game away in the third inning by sending 11 men to the plate and scoring five runs to seize a 7-1 lead, fueled by lineup depth and 14 hits.
- Chris Sale earned the win despite allowing five runs over five innings and striking out six, while Ronald Acuña Jr. homered and reached base five times and Michael Harris II had three hits and three RBIs.
- Atlanta Braves extended their nine-game winning streak, the majors' longest active run, and increased their season series lead to 8-3 over Washington Nationals.
- With Albies out and pitching issues evident, the Braves face lineup changes while the Washington Nationals must regroup their rotation before facing the Chicago White Sox.
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