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Acuña Jr. walked, Albies to third, Riley to second.

Jr. walked, Albies to third, Riley to second.

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Freeman homered to center on the first pitch, Acuña Jr. scored, Swanson scored.

Homered to center on the first pitch, Acuña Jr. scored, Swanson scored.

Hiura tripled to center, Moustakas scored.

Riley singled to left, Albies scored, McCann to second.

Singled to left, Albies scored, McCann to second.

Braves fourth.  Acuña Jr. hit an infield single to shortstop.  Swanson hit an infield single to third, Acuña Jr. to second.  Freeman homered to center on the first pitch, Acuña Jr. scored, Swanson scored.  Donaldson struck out.  Markakis grounded out, second baseman Hiura to first baseman Aguilar.  Albies singled to right.  McCann grounded out, second baseman Hiura to first baseman Aguilar.

Brewers sixth.  Tomlin pitching.  Braun homered to center on a 1-0 count.  Grandal struck out.  Moustakas singled to right.  Aguilar lined out to center fielder Acuña Jr.  Hiura tripled to center, Moustakas scored.  Arcia flied out to center fielder Acuña Jr.

Braves seventh.  Piña in as catcher.  Albies singled to left.  McCann singled to left, Albies to third.  Riley singled to left, Albies scored, McCann to second.  Joyce pinch-hitting for Tomlin.  Ju.Guerra pitching.  Saladino in as shortstop.  Joyce lined out to second baseman Hiura.  Acuña Jr. fouled out to right fielder Yelich.  Swanson grounded into fielder's choice, third baseman Moustakas unassisted, McCann out, Riley to second.

 The Braves, who took two of three from the Brewers in May, beat the Padres on Sunday to improve to 57-37. This is the earliest Atlanta has been 20 games over .500 since 2003, when it was 37-17 on May 30.

 The Braves' Freddie Freeman ranks second in the NL with 111 hits, Ronald Acuna Jr.'s 109 hits are tied for fourth and Ozzie Albies is tied for eighth with 105. Atlanta is one of just four MLB teams with multiple playing amassing at least 100 hits and the only team to have three. The Braves, along with Arizona and Colorado, are one of only three teams to have five players with at least 20 doubles (Freeman, 25; Nick Markakis, 22; Albies, 21; Josh Donaldson, 21; Dansby Swanson, 20.)

 Freeman homered in all three games of the May series with the Brewers, and is slashing .439/.515/1.000 with seven home runs, 15 RBI, nine doubles and 16 runs in his last 15 games against Milwaukee. He is the only player to have at least seven homers and nine doubles in a 15-game span against the Brewers.

 Christian Yelich, meanwhile, is slashing .132/.250/.237 in 10 games against Atlanta since the start of last season while producing a .336/.420/.655 slash line against all other opponents. Yelich had his third multi-hit game in four contests Sunday, and since June 1 his 17 multi-hit games are tied with the Mets' Jeff McNeil for the most in the majors.

 Mike Moustakas is slashing .354/.420/.835 the second time he faces a pitcher in a game. That 1.256 OPS trails only Cody Bellinger's 1.328 for the best in MLB among the 144 hitters with at least 70 plate appearances facing a pitcher the second time in a game.

 Moustakas, however, is batting just .187 with runners in scoring position, 12th-worst among 209 batting qualifiers. The Brewers are batting a major league-worst .198 with runners in scoring position in 36 games since the start of June after ranking fifth in the NL in such situations through May, hitting .263.

HP - Baker, 1B - Hudson, 2B - Lentz, 3B - Carapazza

Two teams headed full speed in opposite directions open a three-game series Monday night when the red-hot Atlanta Braves visit the Milwaukee Brewers.
The series is a rematch of a three-game set in Atlanta in May in which the host Braves won twice.

Chilly Brewers try to cool off surging Braves

MILWAUKEE (AP)  One pitch was all Freddie Freeman needed to power the Atlanta Braves to their fifth straight victory.
The left-handed slugger sent an offering from Milwaukee Brewers starter Adrian Houser deep to center field to bring home three of the Braves' four runs in a 4-2 win Monday night.

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Atlanta Braves @ Milwaukee Brewers on July 16, 2019

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