Braves Journal · May 16, 2015
Braves 5, Giancarlo Stanton 2, Marlins 1
The Braves, two days after being almost no hit by Julio Iglesias or Michael Buble, or whichever crooner the
Reds sent out Wednesday, turned around and notched 13 hits and 5 runs to continue their winning
Miami ways.
Julio Teheran wasn’t sharp, and isn’t that becoming a disturbing trend with Julio? – going 5 2/3
innings while throwing 103 pitches. He only surrendered 2 runs while doing so, and would have
secured a win except for the absolute rocket that Cody Martin gave up to Giancarlo Stanton (his
second dinger of the night) that tied it at 3 in the bottom of the 7th.
However, the Braves had their hitting shoes on. Phil Gosselin had three hits, and Todd Cunningham,