Diamondbacks Snap Streak with Braves Error

It's April 5th.

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The Arizona Diamondback snagged a tight two-to-one win over the Atlanta Braves, snapping their losing

streak with just four base hits in one walk.

RBI's to their name.

Those two runs came courtesy of a Braves error in the second inning, turning a deficit into

the lead they never gave back.

Facing a one-nothing hole, Gabriel Moreno and Nolan Aeronato singled.

In rookie Jose Fernandez, dropped a textbook-bunt, Braves starter.

Bryce Elders sailed his throw past first, letting both runners circle home, pure gift from

the field.

Pitching stole the show, starting with Michael Sorroca's solid five innings, one earned

run on three hits and three walks, burning 90 pitches too.

Keep it close.

The bullpen locked it down after that.

Taylor Clark, Jonathan Loeziga, and Juan Marillo, each tossed quick, scoreless frames under

15 pitches a piece, then Paul Seewald bounced back from.

A rough Friday with a clean 1-2-3 save, fanning two.

Arizona's bats are ice cold, though.

Just five runs across their last four games, since that seven to five win over Detroit.

Stars like Corbin Carroll, Kettle Marte, and Gerardo Padomo went over a combine, signaling

trouble if the offense doesn't wake up soon.

Can't.

And on shutdown arms forever.