The Atlanta Braves achieved a much-needed 12-0 victory over the Washington Nationals, marked by a significant offensive resurgence, including two home runs from Michael Harris II. However, the win was overshadowed by the injury of starting pitcher Reynaldo López, who exited after just one inning due to shoulder tightness, though initial tests returned negative and he awaits further evaluation via MRI. López has been a crucial part of the Braves' pitching staff, boasting a 2.03 ERA over 24 starts, and his potential absence could severely impact the team's playoff chances. Manager Brian Snitker and López expressed optimism following the game, hoping to avoid a trip to the injured list. The Braves now share a tie with the Mets for the final National League Wild Card spot, highlighting the stakes as they head into the season's final stretch. With the offense finally breaking out, the Braves will need to maintain momentum while closely monitoring López's health.