Tigers Rally Late, Top Braves 5-2

0:00It's April 30th. This is MLB News Today, AI-powered stories shaping the season. Detroit Tigers came alive late to snatch a 5-2 win over the Atlanta Braves on Thursday, dodging a 3-game sweep. Glaber Torres lit it up with three hits, including a sacrifice fly in the 8th that plated the go-ahead run. Trailing 2-1 heading to the 8th, Carrie Carpenter ripped the triple, Matt Veerling doubled to tie it up, and walks at the stage before Torres. Delivered, they poured on two more in the 9th-off heirs, and a double from Dylan Dingler. Tigers climbed back to 500 even at 16 and 16, shaking off a slow start. Braves grabbed a quick 2-0 lead earlier, with key singles from Eli White and Mauricio Dubon. Drew Anderson earned the win tossing two clean innings, while Kyle Finnegan locked down his first save in the 9th. This comes right after Kenley Jansen's blown save the night before clinch the series for Atlanta. Tigers welcomed Texas on Friday, with Jack Flaherty starting against Mackenzie Gore, as

1:02Braves hit Colorado facing Grant Holmes, opposite Jose Quintana. Momentum shifting quick in this grind.