The Atlanta Braves score to ten to defeat the Royals

Dansby Swanson and Josh Donaldson opened the way for the Braves in that loss, as Atlanta exploded for 10 points and ended up putting it together to win a win against the Royals.

Josh Tomlin did not eat too many sleeves tonight. It turned out to be a bit of a game of corros. Some of the familiar faces we saw coming out of the 'pen' this season had the opportunity to work as the season ended. Tomlin ended up throwing the first three innings of the match, and he came out with a one point lead – Meibrys Viloria hit a RBI player who said "good morning" and "goodbye" to Francisco Cervelli while He was heading to the outside field for the only run abandoned by Tomlin in the night.

Sean Newcomb entered for the fourth inning and finally had a very bad luck while he was trying to give up a race. The two Ryans of Kansas City have both arrived on the base by gentle contact. After the two riders were repulsed, the Royals scored after Nicky Lopez managed to put Ryan McBroom in third. The Royals were up 2-0 and it seemed like it was going to be another of those inexplicably bad nights for the Braves against the 2019 Royals.

This second run went the way it may have been the awakening call for the Braves to finally get ready to defeat the Royals. Atlanta replied with five points over the next two innings. The fifth inning saw a pair of Josh Donaldson and a Nick Markakis singles immediately after the rain was brought to Kansas City tied for the two-point match each.

In the very next round, Dansby Swanson finally seemed to be back in the thick of it, when he shot one in the middle of the field and sent for two baserunners to put the Braves in front of the Royals for the first time. since. On July 24, Ozzie Albies was awarded the merit of a sacrificial volley after Billy Hamilton accelerated on the third base line on a shallow ball to extend Atlanta's lead.

The eighth inning took place as the locks opened for the Braves. Atlanta charged the bases with a withdrawal, and Josh Donaldson returned to the plate to seek to add more precipitation to the Doppler radar. Indeed, Donaldson delivered his third double of the night and this one was a doozy. He cleared the baspaths and once the sky cleared, Donaldson was the only man at the base and the Braves had extended their lead by three more points. Adam Duvall added a single later in the inning to score 9-2.

The ninth inning saw the Braves score another point and, if it only served to equal 10 points for the Braves that night, it should have greatly boosted Dansby Swanson's self confidence. His double (turned by Ozzie Albies in the next attack) was also his fourth shot of the night, and it was the type of night he needed after fighting vigorously since his return of injury. It would be fantastic if it was a sign that something was to come from Dansby for the rest of the Braves' 2019 campaign.

The pen hit the Royals once the fifth inning rolled. Darren O'Day, Luke Jackson, Jerry Blevins, Shane Greene and Mark Melancon all conspired to keep the Royals out of the scorecard. Luke Jackson even eliminated the four batters he faced tonight. It might have been the Royals, but it was a strong performance from the developer and you'd like to see it continue as it happens as the series unfolds.

The Braves will have a day off tomorrow before facing the Mets to finish the season. They will travel to New York with a little more confidence and the comfort of knowing that they have won another victory and that no one has had a single injury tonight. Hope this will continue in the weekend.