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Brewers

H.Gomez grounded out, second baseman J.Peterson to first baseman F.Freeman

Maldonado singled to left. Herrera to second. Ramirez scored.

Singled to left. Herrera to second. Ramirez scored.

Braves

F.Freeman doubled to center. Maybin scored.

J.Peterson singled to center. Simmons to third. Callaspo scored.

Singled to center. Simmons to third. Callaspo scored.

Brewers first.  C.Gomez doubled to right.  G.Parra grounded out, first baseman F.Freeman unassisted, C.Gomez to third.  Braun singled to center, C.Gomez scored.  Braun  was caught stealing, catcher Pierzynski to shortstop Simmons, Braun out.  Lind struck out.  

Brewers fourth.  Braun flied out to right fielder Markakis.  Lind grounded out, first baseman F.Freeman to pitcher S.Miller.  Ar.Ramirez walked on a full count.  E.Herrera singled to right, Ar.Ramirez to second.  Maldonado singled to left, Ar.Ramirez scored, E.Herrera to second.   E.Herrera to third Maldonado to second.  Fiers flied out to center fielder Maybin.  

Braves fifth.  Simmons grounded out, shortstop Sardinas to first baseman Lind.  S.Miller doubled to left.  J.Peterson popped out to shortstop Sardinas.  Maybin doubled to center, S.Miller scored.  F.Freeman doubled to center, Maybin scored.  Markakis was intentionally walked.  J.Gomes popped out to shortstop Sardinas.  

Braves eleventh.  Kintzler pitching.  Pierzynski grounded out, shortstop Sardinas to first baseman Lind.  Callaspo walked.  Simmons hit an infield single to third, Callaspo to second.  Young Jr. pinch-hitting for Avilan.  Young Jr. grounded out, pitcher Kintzler to first baseman Lind, Callaspo to third, Simmons to second.  J.Peterson singled to center, Callaspo scored, Simmons to third.  

The Braves have won 12 of their last 15 home games against the Brewers, while hitting .319 (37/116) with runners in scoring position during the stretch.

While the Brewers have hit 21 home runs since May 8 (second most in majors over span -- Nationals 23), the Braves have hit just two home runs since May 8 (four fewer than any other MLB team).

Brewers pitchers have struck out fewer than 10 hitters in each of their last nine games -- tied for the second-longest active streak in the majors (Rockies 11).

Ryan Braun, who has hit a home run in back-to-back games, is hitting just .207 (18/87) with nobody on base this season, compared to .360 (18/50) with runners on base.

Shelby Miller, who has allowed just one run in 25 innings pitched over his last three starts, has allowed a total of just eight earned runs in eight starts this season.

A double-digit home-run hitter in each of his first nine seasons, Nick Markakis has yet to go deep in 2015. His 43 hits this season are the fourth most in the majors among players who have not hit a single home run.

HP - Joyce, 1B - Hudson, 2B - Segal, 3B - Fairchild

(SportsNetwork.com) - Shelby Miller was sensational his last time on the mound
 and looks to pitch the Atlanta Braves back into the win column Saturday versus
 the Milwaukee Brewers in the third test of a four-game series.

Milwaukee Brewers (16-27) at Atlanta Braves (20-21), 4:10 p.m. (ET)

Atlanta,  GA (SportsNetwork.com)  - Jace Peterson's two-out single in the 11th
 inning  drove in  the deciding  run and  lifted the  Atlanta Braves  to a  3-2
 decision over the Milwaukee Brewers.

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Milwaukee Brewers @ Atlanta Braves on May 23, 2015

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