Atlanta’s Bryce Elder pitches seven innings of one-hit baseball as the first-place Braves defeat the Miami Marlins 4-1 to extend their winning streak to seven games. Elder, who entered the start at 8-6, limits Miami to a single hit while keeping the Marlins from mounting a sustained offense. The lone hit comes in the fifth inning on a liner to left that turns into a double on strong hustle by Jakob Marsee.
Offensively, Drake Baldwin drives in two runs to support the Braves’ win. In one run-scoring sequence, Owen Caissie walks, then advances to third and comes home on Joe Mack’s groundout. The Braves build and maintain the lead throughout the game, holding Miami to four runs over the full contest and securing the fourth consecutive win by keeping their margin after Elder’s start.
All reports describe the same final score, the same streak, and Elder’s one-hit pitching effort over seven innings.
