Braves' Epic Comeback Ties Franchise Record

0:00It's May 2nd. This is MLB News today, driven by AI following the season in real time. The Atlanta Braves kicked off their 9-game road trip with a wild 8-6 comeback win over the Colorado Rockies in Denver. Down 6-0 after the second inning, they clawed back for their 12th comeback victory this season, improving to 23 wins and 10 losses. It started brutal, with the Rockies jumping to a 5-0 lead before the Braves even got an out in the first. Outer Grand Homes needed 38 pitches that inning alone, but he settled down using just 49 more over the next 4 frames and keeping things close. The offense finally ignited in the eighth, loading the bases before Mauricio Dubon ripped a 3-run triple down the right field line. Austin Riley tied it right after with a sacrifice fly, showing that grit this team brings even on off-nights. Pinch hitter Michael Harris to 2nd, nursing a sore quad, crushed a 2-run homer in the 9th for the lead, helped by that thin Denver air.

1:01Robert Suarez slammed the door with a scoreless 9th for his first save. This ties the franchise record for the biggest rally ever at Cours Field, proving once again why the Braves stayed dangerous, no matter the hole there, in.