Brian Snithker admits that Despet to return Ronald Acuna Jr.

Ronald Acuna Jr. Returned to Atlanta Braves set this weekend with fireworksBut the results did not match energy. Despite Acun who submitted an unforgettable leader home in her first place of plate after almost a year missing, courage She dropped two of three in San Diego Padres in Truist Park.

“It wasn’t what we wanted,” Braves Manager Brian Snitter received after 4-3 loss on Sunday. “Today I really felt good about coming and win another series. Well, yes, it’s kind of (disappointing).”

Acuna was the first player in MLB history to hit Homer Homer after 150 or more games disappeared. He went 4-for 12 with two houses, twice as three RBIS over a set with three games, which do not show signs of favoring his surgical fixed left knee. His return injected life in a team that struggled to find a consistent swing. But even with his presence, the brave now lost four of the last five games and sit at 25-27 – 8.5 games behind the first Philly.

Braves’ The offense was inconsistent Despite the return of his man to guide his star and solid showing from Rookie Catcher Drake Baldwin, who joined Acun, Marcell Ozuna, Matt Olson, and Austin Riley to form a terrible first five in a weekline. Ozzie Albies He also showed signs of life, leaving 2-for-2 with two Dulanjaks and extending his hit at 11 games.

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“I hope the Oz is getting ready to get something that goes,” Sniver said. “Man, that would be huge that we can go consistently as if in the last few years.”

Pitkining was not a problem. Rookie Spencer Schwellenbach threw seven innings with 11 strokes and no walk, allowing only two earned races. But a costly mistake in throwing Austin Riley in the sixth Inning led to two untreated races and eventually cost Atlanta series.

“I don’t think that’s all that, if you want to know the truth,” Sniketker said in Rylei’s fifth mistake in 15 games. “Get bad hops … I don’t think that’s bad infielder. I think some things are outside his control.”

The locks are now being prepared for a critical series with three games in Philadelphia, where they will face frightening Rotary Ranger Suarez, Zack Wheeler and Cristopher Sanchez. Atlanta will oppose Spencer Strider, AJ Smith-Shawver and Chris Sale, which returned to an elite shape after the rough season of the season. In the last six outputs, the sale has 1.64 era and has hit 46 stays over 38 1/3 innings.

Despite the recent slide, the recent remains optimistic.

“We have a lot of time to make things really good,” he said. “We won’t win the division into May. They encourage me we haven’t played our best baseball yet and we are the bigger.”

Acuna returned. Now courageous hope their beat is followed.