Braves Snap Losing Streak in 7-1 Win over Brewers

The Atlanta Braves snapped a seven-game losing streak with a decisive 7-1 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers, powered by veteran left-hander Chris Sale, who struck out 11 and allowed just one run over seven innings. Atlanta's offense was highlighted by three home runs, including a two-run homer from Eli White, who now has three home runs and 15 RBIs on the season. Despite the win, the Braves remain nine games under .500 and have struggled especially on the road with an 11-23 record, casting doubt on their playoff chances. Grant Holmes, who has been inconsistent particularly on the road, is set to start in the next game against the Brewers' Quinn Priester, a righty known for his sinkers and sliders. The Brewers, meanwhile, are trying to maintain momentum after a recent winning streak but continue to be inconsistent. Braves fans show mixed feelings about the season's outlook, with many pessimistic but some holding on to hope for a turnaround.