TalkingChop— Photo by Todd Kirkland/ No Cristian Pache again. The Atlanta Braves will be looking for their third straight win and to complete a series sweep when they wrap up a three-game set with the Philadelphia Phillies Sunday evening at Truist Park. Atlanta blew out the Phillies in the series opener on Friday and then came back from a four-run deficit in Saturday’s game. Brian Snitker will stick with the same lineup except for the addition of Travis d’Arnaud who will be hitting third and behind the plate. Marcell Ozuna gets the start in left field with Ender Inciarte in center and Adam...

TalkingChop— Photo by Jim McIsaac/ I know what we’re all thinking The Braves have made yet another roster move on their recent pitching carousel: The #Braves today recalled RHP Bryse Wilson to Atlanta after optioning RHP Chad Sobotka to the club’s alternate training site following last night’s game.— Atlanta Braves (@Braves) September 6, 2020 Look, I know what we’re all thinking. On Friday, Patrick Weigel was the 29th man for the doubleheader, was tabbed to pitch the last inning in a one-run game, and imploded. On Saturday, he was sent down and Chad Sobotka was recalled, and basically...

TalkingChop— Adam Hagy-USA TODAY Sports The Braves will look for a sweep on ESPN’s Sunday Night Baseball. After another come-from-behind win Saturday night, the Atlanta Braves will try to complete a three-game sweep against the Philadelphia Phillies Sunday night in a nationally televised game on ESPN. The Braves scored a blowout win in Friday’s series opener against Aaron Nola and then trailed 4-0 in the seventh Saturday before pulling off a late rally and winning on a walk-off single by Adam Duvall. Max Fried turned in another dominant performance on Friday while Robbie Erlin and the bullpen...

TalkingChop— Photo by Mark Brown/ The Braves lost a tough one on Saturday. The Braves played themselves a weird game on Saturday night as Ian Anderson struggled early, regained his composure, the Braves battled back to within a run, and then all of that didn’t matter because Shane Greene imploded in the top of the 9th as the Braves lost by the count of 7-2. There were definitely some bright spots as Adam Duvall and Travis d’Arnaud each had solo shots to keep the Braves close, but the brightest spot may be how Ian Anderson recovered from a brutal first inning which saw him walk the bases loaded...