Post Game Thread (Apr 17, 2024): Braves (12-5) @ Astros (6-14)


Line Score – Game Over

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ATL01001002015719
HOU10002100004929

Box Score

HOUABRHRBIBBSOBA
2BAltuve412010.388
LFAlvarez, Y522101.289
3BBregman201130.250
PRMeyers000000.237
RFTucker401112.260
DHDiaz, Y502001.293
SSPeña500001.329
CFDubón411100.279
1BAbreu, J200011.078
1BSingleton100001.250
CCaratini400000.269
HOUIPHRERBBSOP-SERA
France, J5.04221490-517.08
Montero1.00000016-111.80
Abreu, B1.00000215-96.00
Pressly1.02211227-199.45
Hader1.00000315-118.31
Martinez, S1.01101217-102.25
ATLABRHRBIBBSOBA
RFAcuña Jr.512102.294
CFHarris II, M521001.278
3BRiley, A511001.284
1BOlson300121.261
DHOzuna511101.352
SSArcia, Or402201.377
Cd'Arnaud400012.200
LFKelenic400002.359
2BGuillorme300001.200
PHDuvall100001.240
2BFletcher, Da000000.000
ATLIPHRERBBSOP-SERA
Fried5.07334296-527.71
Chavez1.02110222-151.93
Johnson1.00001222-134.15
Jiménez, J1.10000117-131.13
Minter0.2000005-32.00
Iglesias, R1.00001012-52.84

Scoring Plays

InningEventScore
B1Yordan Alvarez homers (5) on a fly ball to left center field.1-0
T2Marcell Ozuna homers (8) on a fly ball to left center field.1-1
T5Ronald Acuña Jr. homers (1) on a fly ball to center field.1-2
B5Alex Bregman singles on a line drive to left fielder Jarred Kelenic. Jose Altuve scores. Yordan Alvarez to 3rd.2-2
B5Kyle Tucker doubles (5) on a line drive to right fielder Ronald Acuña Jr. Yordan Alvarez scores. Alex Bregman to 3rd.3-2
B6Mauricio Dubón homers (1) on a line drive to left center field.4-2
T8Matt Olson reaches on a fielding error by first baseman José Abreu. Michael Harris II scores. Austin Riley to 3rd.4-3
T8Orlando Arcia out on a sacrifice fly to center fielder Mauricio Dubón. Austin Riley scores.4-4
T10Orlando Arcia singles on a ground ball to left fielder Yordan Alvarez. Michael Harris II scores. Matt Olson to 2nd.4-5

Highlights

DescriptionLength
Max Fried against the Astros0:07
Bullpen availability for Houston, April 17 vs Braves0:07
Bullpen availability for Atlanta, April 17 vs Astros0:07
Bench availability for Atlanta, April 17 vs Astros0:07
Fielding alignment for Atlanta, April 17 vs Astros0:11
The distance behind Yordan Alvarez's home run0:13
The distance behind Marcell Ozuna's home run0:13
The distance behind Ronald Acuña Jr.'s home run0:13
Breaking down J.P. France's pitches0:04
J.P. France's outing against the Braves0:26
Breaking down Max Fried's pitches0:04
Mauricio Dubón: Home Run Statcast Analysis0:13
Max Fried's outing against the Astros0:25
J.P. France strikes out Matt Olson0:08
Yordan Alvarez's solo homer (5)0:22
Marcell Ozuna's solo home run (8)0:20
Ronald Acuña Jr.'s first homer of 20240:27
Alex Bregman's RBI single0:14
Kyle Tucker's RBI double0:19
Max Fried strikes out Yainer Diaz0:13
Mauricio Dubón's solo home run (1)0:25
Michael Harris Jr. scores on error0:35
Orlando Arcia's game-tying sacrifice fly0:15
Data Viz: Marcell Ozuna's 432-foot homer0:30
Field view of Ronald Acuna's home run0:30
Orlando Arcia's go-ahead single0:14

Decisions

Winning PitcherLosing PitcherSave
Minter (3-1, 2.00 ERA)Martinez, S (1-1, 2.25 ERA)Iglesias, R (5 SV, 2.84 ERA)

Game ended at 4:24 PM.

28 comments
  1. When it rains it pours.

    Much needed off day coming up.

    Just stay off reddit for a while folks. It’s not worth it to read some of this shit. Lol

  2. There’s nothing left to say about our “shutdown bullpen” guys. Abreu is past done. He needs to retire or be cut

  3. Eighth bullpen loss of the season.

    Is it time to entertain the idea that Pressly might be throwing games out of spite since he lost the closer job? ^^^^/s

  4. Abreu’s ops is lower than the BATTING AVERAGES of the entire starting lineup today besides bregman

  5. Never once thought we would win that game. Kept watching because I was curious how it would be blown this time.

  6. The season is over. Jim Crane, Jeff Bagwell and Dana Brown have successfully killed the dynasty in record time.

  7. This is actually one of the worst teams in baseball, by any calculation. It’s not just a bad start anymore. I’ve said it before but we really really remind me of the 2013 Texans. Lots of fans on Reddit too young to remember that team but if you do, you’ll see it.

  8. The good news is, well there really isn’t any good news about this team right now. They are just flat out terrible. Pitching was a known issue and how do we fix it? By signing one closer for 95 million.

  9. This team can only lose games in the most hilarious ways possible. They’re like a reverse Savannah Bananas.

    My favorite Astros stat this season: Jose Abreu’s batting average is only one point higher than his jersey number.

  10. Pressly & Abreu both need to be sent to China.

    God this is so frustrating. We’ve had three years to adjust to the Manfred runner, and every other team has successfully done it. Where the hell are the coaches in all of this?

    The FO has gotten complacent, and let the success get to their heads.

    **EDIT** – I also told myself “I would have Tucker steal here to avoid the double play”

    How come a random bum on the couch can see this shit coming, but not the managers and coaches getting paid millions?

  11. We were forced to get rid of the best GM in the league, but then by chance, as if the stars were aligned–we lucked into another GM that’s almost as good. But then we got rid of him *on purpose*.

  12. Did MLB take away bunting? I understand not bunting Yordan, Tucker, or Diaz…But Pena? One out , runners on the corners?

  13. We have 2 wins in a row and all comments in the post game are “doomers in shambles”, just straight up ignoring that we are a bad team at the moment. Its a long season but if we go 60% win for the rest of the season, we would end up with 91 wins, which might not even be enough to make the post season.

    I saw people talking about being traders at the deadline and honestly we should trade some pieces.

    If we want any success in the future, we need to rebuild this farm

  14. To everyone blaming Pena, he’s batting over .300 and has had good at bats all season. The loss is entirely on Pressly and the dogshit backend of our bullpen

    Regardless, to me the season is cooked. Starting pitching can improve all it wants, teams know all they have to do is keep it close until they knock the starter out and the game’s over anyway, not one of our three ‘premier’ closers have the clutch in them anymore

    Hitting is frustrating but it’s baseball. You get a hit every 3 times out of 10, you’re a hall of famer. What is unacceptable is how many RISP you leave.

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