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Welcome to the Daily Hammer, your daily news source when it comes to the Atlanta Braves

as part of the Talking Chop podcast network.

My name is Sean Coleman. It's a pleasure to be with you. You can find myself at Stats, SAC, as well as Talking Chop at Talking Chop across all forms

of social media. It's an off day in Braves country, but it comes with yet another series sweep

the day after an exciting night,

maybe not necessarily for all great reasons,

but an exciting night when it comes to the Braves.

Another game in which the offense certainly was on point.

For the second time in three games,

the Braves drew at least 11 walks in the game. They drew 11 on Monday. They drew 12

last night, including five RBI walks, five walks with the bases loaded that led to five of their

11 runs. A bit of history made as well. Freddie Freeman becomes the first Braves player to hit for a cycle twice. The second time in

his career, he absolutely was on fire, and the Braves were able to build up a big enough lead,

but they wound up needing every one of those runs as Josh Tomlin came on in the ninth.

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