Braves Secure First Road Win, Overcome Rays 5-4

The Atlanta Braves achieved a significant comeback victory against the Tampa Bay Rays, winning 5-4 and marking their first road win of the season, ending a franchise-record tying 0-8 start away from home. Michael Harris II hit a two-run homer in the ninth to secure the win, while Sean Murphy contributed two homers, including a solo shot in the seventh and a back-to-back homer with Ozzie Albies in the eighth. Despite struggling with runners in scoring position, the Braves capitalized on their late-game opportunities, overcoming a 3-1 deficit with four homers in the final three innings. Manager Brian Snitker emphasized the importance of this win in boosting team morale, as they aim to build on this momentum. The victory allowed Atlanta to avoid the embarrassment of losing all nine road games to start the season, a feat not accomplished since 1900. The Braves will look to continue their winning streak in the series finale against the Rays.