Braves attains 50 triumphs with the jewel of Aníbal Sánchez against Brewers

Milwaukee .- Venezuelan Aníbal Sánchez pitched effectively until the seventh inning and Freddie Freeman added three hits, allowing the Atlanta Braves to come out of a pothole and beat the Milwaukee Brewers 5-1 on Saturday. .

Sanchez (4-2) retired 19-in-a-row at one point to help Atlanta put an end to its worst losing streak of the season with four losses. He came out with two outs in the seventh inning after receiving a ground in the right hip.

Atlanta attacked the start of Brewers Aaron Wilkerson (0-1) to stop Milwaukee's five-game winning streak. Wilkerson took the rotation turn of Brent Suter, who was placed Friday on the wounded list for 10 days with rigidity in his left forearm.

Sánchez withdrew six in a row. But after two easy outings to the seventh, his day ended quickly after giving the base to the Venezuelan Hernán Pérez.

Perez stole the second base, and Brad Miller's line made a gap to Sanchez's hip and was out of reach of the Dansby Swanson stop-court to shorten the lead. Atlanta at 2-1.

Sanchez did not seem shaken, smiling and shaking hands with Braves players in the shelter after being gone. The Venezuelan allowed a run and two hits with a walk. The right is over with eight strikeouts.

For the Braves, the Venezuelan incarnate Ender 5-0. Panamanian Johan Camargo of 4-1 with two products. The Venezuelan Sánchez 3-0.

For the Brewers, Venezuelans Jesus Aguilar 3-0 and Pérez 3-0 with a goal scored. The Dominican Jonathan Villar of 1-1