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Atlanta Braves won in a way that hadn't been done in MLB since 1933
The Atlanta Braves put together one of the wildest wins in MLB history on Thursday night. In fact, by certain parameters, it was a victory the likes of which hadn't been seen since 1933. The Braves took an 11-3 lead into the eighth. The Reds tied the game up with an eight-run inning. Then the Braves still won, and they didn't hit a single homer.
Braves, Reds both score 8 in eighth inning among other oddities in Atlanta victory
Suter, whose night was extended by the Reds’ rally, retired the Braves in order in the top of the ninth, and the hometown boy with a degree from Harvard was demonstrative in his celebration after sending the game to the bottom of the ninth inning.
The Cincinnati Reds and Atlanta Braves combined for a 16 runs in the eight inning in the Braves wild 12-11 win on Thursday night in Great American Ball Park.
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