On Sunday, the Atlanta Braves' farm teams experienced a split, with notable performances across the board. Nacho Alvarez had a stellar rehab outing, getting on base in all five plate appearances. Nathan Wiles excelled as a starting pitcher for the Gwinnett Stripers, striking out six over seven innings. Brett Sears also shined in his game for the Columbus Clingstones, adding another quality start. Together, these players contributed to a competitive day of baseball even though the teams split their games 2-2.
Nacho Alvarez's rehab start went almost perfectly here, reaching base in all five of his plate appearances. Nacho singled, doubled, got hit by a pitch, and walked twice.
Nathan Wiles turned in a strong start, allowing just a pair of solo homers over seven innings with six strikeouts against no walks.
Brett Sears turned in a dominant start on Sunday. Over seven innings of four hit ball, he allowed only one run and no walks while striking out five.
Enoli Paredes was next and allowed a pair of runs in an inning of work. Wander Suero pitched a perfect inning to pick up his eighth save of the season.
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