Braves Snap Dodgers' Streak in Late-Inning Thriller

The Atlanta Braves ended the Los Angeles Dodgers' six-game winning streak on Tuesday night, securing a 4-3 victory. Ozzie Albies was the hero, singling in the go-ahead run with two outs in the eighth inning.

Matt Olson sparked the decisive rally with a leadoff double in the eighth against Tanner Scott (1-4). After a pair of groundouts moved the runner, Albies came through with a clutch liner to center field. Raisel Iglesias secured his 28th save in the ninth, despite Shohei Ohtani's triple.

Braves starter Bryce Elder faced early pressure, with the Dodgers scoring runs in the second and fourth innings to tie the game. Tyler Glasnow, making his first start in over three months due to a back injury, allowed hits to his first five batters but settled in to pitch five innings with seven strikeouts and no walks.

Atlanta's offense jumped on Glasnow early with run-scoring singles from Mauricio Dubón and Michael Harris II. Albies also contributed a franchise-record 13th sacrifice fly. Dylan Dodd (4-1) earned the win for the Braves, pitching the final out of the eighth.