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When it comes to the Braves, here's the latest from Atlanta.

So the Braves 14-game stretch to start the season without any rest days has finally come to an end a six and eight

start to the season and just like they did on their seven-game homestand to start the season the

braves finish off their west coast road trip with a three and four record a five to one loss

to the los angeles Dodgers on Wednesday afternoon.

And just to be honest, a game that, you know, it just seemed like the Braves never were really in.

There really was never any type of offensive threat that was produced by the Braves until the last any when Marcelo Zuna got an RBI.

It just was, did not seem that the Braves really ever stood a chance in this game against the Dodgers.

So the Braves in the road trip with a three and four record, and there's not much to talk about Wednesday's game.

Charlie Morton once again struggled.

Freddie Freeman hit an early home run, and as I mentioned, the Braves just did not

really seem to be in it from that point on. But a three and four record, when you're considering

how the Braves had been playing, you know, where they are in terms of figuring out their rotation,

obviously trying to figure out, you know, the bottom of their order. Overall, six and eight to

start the season certainly is not ideal.

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