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

So coming into Thursday afternoon, the Braves were looking to get another series sweep and win their

eighth game in nine days. And they had obviously quite a bit of momentum coming off Wednesday

night in which the Braves had their best day of the year. Of course, a heroic walkoff off the bat

of Ozzy Albans. And in the process, the Braves were able to gain a piece of the

NL East Division lead with the tie at the top with the Philadelphia Phillies. Well, unfortunately,

Thursday did not have the same positivity in store as Wednesday did. The Braves got a bit of an

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