When I talked to y’all last week about the Atlanta Braves and their offense that is currently on track to collectively have the best single season in franchise history, not much has changed in that regard. The Braves are still scoring plenty of runs and it’s very rare to see them have a quiet night at the plate. That’s a good thing, as I’ve especially been gleefully enjoying this power surge that Matt Olson is currently on.
Unfortunately, it hasn’t been all sunshine and flowers for the Braves recently. They’ve been spinning their wheels since the All-Star break, as they suddenly find themselves with a 10-11 record since the unofficial start of the second half of the season.