Early on, this game had the feeling of a barn burner. A pair of 85-win teams, both atop their divisions, clashing in Atlanta. Heading into the second inning, both teams had already scored and the game was tied at one. Both starting pitchers looked shaky in the first and it felt like we were headed towards an 11-10 final score. It would just come down to which bullpen could put up a zero first.
Instead, after a lengthy first inning, Freddy Peralta put up a zero in the second inning and the four innings that followed. AJ Smith-Shawver, the Braves starter, was less fortunate and was unable to make it out of the fourth. Instead of a barn burner…
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