Recap: Early into this season, a few reoccurring themes seem to be emerging for the Braves. Wednesday’s 6-5 loss to the Marlins summed them up with Tim Hudson’s mysteriously lost velocity and early exit, the Braves 8th inning rally that fell short and their seventh one run loss. Currently, the Braves are not implying Hudson’s 58 pitch performance was due to an injury per say but rather the affect of a “dead arm.” In any event, Hudson was only able to complete 3 innings before being pulled while his Marlin’s counterpart Mark Hendrickson went five and one thirds innings giving up three runs including a two run shot by Yunel Escobar. The difference maker came in the seventh inning when Luis Gonzalez knocked a two run homer off of Braves reliever Jeff Bennett.
WP: Mark Hendrickson (3-1) LP: Tim Hudson (2-1) SV: Kevin Gregg (3)
Next Game: Thursday, @ Marlins @ 7:10 PM/est on SPSO
Games below .500: 4
Games behind Florida Marlins in NL East: 4
Games behind Chicago Cubs in Wild Card: 4
News & Notes: Tom Glavine will not miss his next start after leaving Sunday's game in the first inning with a hamstring injury...Mike Hampton had a pain-free bullpen session on Wednesday...Speaking of Mikey, he made si.com's list of worst free-agent deals. Well what do you expect when you've missed over two years of action...Oprah's Big Give is coming to Turner Field on Friday April 18th.
It's been fun blogging with you,
Kate
Thursday, April 17, 2008
Braves 5, Marlins 6
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