Giants Sweep Braves, Extend Five-Game Win Streak

Mike Yastrzemski played a pivotal role in the San Francisco Giants' 4-3 victory over the Atlanta Braves, driving in all three of the team's runs to extend their winning streak to five games and complete a three-game series sweep. After a prolonged offensive slump, Yastrzemski's clutch two-out, two-run double in the fourth inning tied the game at 3-3, followed by scoring the go-ahead run on a Braves' fielding error, marking a significant turnaround in his recent performance. Earlier, he also contributed a sacrifice fly to tie the game at 1-1, overcoming his previous struggles at the plate, including a lengthy hitless streak with runners in scoring position. The Giants' bullpen held strong with three scoreless innings, and closer Camilo Doval secured his ninth save, while Braves starter Spencer Strider remained winless. Despite the Braves' recent losing streak and struggles, their losses have often been close, with eight of their last 14 defeats by just one run. The Giants, energized by Yastrzemski's resurgence, now prepare for a series against the Rockies, while the Braves head to face the Brewers.