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Braves' Seventh-Inning Surge Silences Cubs at Wrigley Field

The Atlanta Braves secured a decisive victory over the Chicago Cubs with a 5-1 win, bringing their season record to 63-77. The Cubs, now standing at 80-60, were unable to capitalize on their early lead in this matchup held under the lights at Wrigley Field.


Apr 14, 2022; San Diego, California, USA; Atlanta Braves starting pitcher Charlie Morton (50) throws to first base on a ground out by San Diego Padres shortstop C.J. Abrams (not pictured) during the third inning at Petco Park. Mandatory Credit: Orlando Ramirez-USA TODAY Sports

First Inning


The game began quietly for both teams as neither managed to score in the first inning. The Braves and Cubs each struggled to find their rhythm against strong pitching performances.


Second Inning


In the second inning, the Cubbies took an early lead with one run and two hits. Despite this advantage, they couldn't maintain momentum as Braves' pitcher Bryce Elder kept them from further scoring opportunities.


Seventh Inning


The turning point came in the seventh inning when Bravos unleashed a powerful offensive display. With four runs scored off four hits, including two home runs, they turned the tide of the game decisively in their favor. This surge was instrumental in shifting control away from Chicago's grasp.


Eighth Inning


Continuing their dominance into the eighth inning, Atlanta added another run with two more hits. Their pitching staff maintained pressure on North Side hitters by allowing no additional runs throughout these crucial innings.


Ninth Inning


As both teams entered what would be final moments of play during ninth innings without further changes on scoreboard; it became clear that earlier efforts had sealed deal for visiting team who emerged victorious after nine full innings played out before crowd numbering over thirty-one thousand attendees present within historic confines located along Addison Street venue known affectionately among locals simply as "Friendly Confines."


In post-game interviews following conclusion of match-up between these storied franchises; several key players expressed satisfaction regarding outcome while also acknowledging areas needing improvement moving forward towards future contests scheduled later down line against other formidable opponents awaiting them next time around such Mariners whom they'll face off against back home inside Truist Park come September fifth starting promptly quarter past seven local time broadcast live via ROOT Sports NW network channel available regionally across United States territories nationwide!


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