The Atlanta Braves have begun to turn their season around since a dismal start, culminating in a performance against the Arizona Diamondbacks that showcased both their offensive power and pitching struggles. After starting 0-7 and sitting at 5-13 by mid-April, the Braves found momentum, posting a 7-3 record following a series against the Diamondbacks. They secured two wins, including an impressive 8-2 victory, although they fell short in a closely contested 8-7 match where Eugenio Suárez of Arizona notably hit four home runs in four at-bats.

In the series finale, the Braves were unable to extend their win streak, despite a strong performance from Spencer Schwellenbach, who struck out six over six innings. Schwellenbach's recent outings have shown he is susceptible to giving up hits, which has been a concern. The Braves' offense was led by Alex Verdugo, who went 4-for-4 with two RBIs, reflecting his positive impact since joining the team. However, they faced disappointment as they could not complete the comeback, falling to the Diamondbacks 6-4.