At the MLB Speedway Classic in Bristol, former Clemson baseball standout Eli White put on a spectacular performance for the Atlanta Braves. White belted two home runs and drove in four RBIs during the Braves' 4-2 victory over the Cincinnati Reds. His first homer, a three-run shot, traveled 411 feet in the second inning, giving the Braves an early lead. He followed that up in the seventh inning with a 413-foot blast, marking his sixth home run of the season and pushing his total RBIs to a career-high of 24.

In his sixth MLB season, White has played more games than ever before, showcasing his value to the team. His impressive batting average of .254 reflects his consistency at the plate. The game held at Bristol Motor Speedway, a site known for its rich sports history, was a memorable day for White, a testament to his growth and potential as he continues to shine in the major leagues.