Spencer Schwellenbach, a former Nebraska Cornhusker, made history by throwing his first complete game as he led the Atlanta Braves to a 6-2 victory against the Milwaukee Brewers. Schwellenbach showcased a dominant performance, striking out nine batters while allowing just five hits and two runs. With this victory, he improved his career MLB record to 13-11, boasting a respectable 3.25 ERA and 198 strikeouts.

Selected as the 59th overall pick by the Braves in the second round, Schwellenbach had an impressive collegiate career, highlighted by being named the Big Ten Player of the Year in 2021. Now in his first full season back from Tommy John surgery, he has a 3.11 ERA this season, currently standing at 5-4 with 84 strikeouts. This performance not only solidifies his future in the MLB but also presents him as a player to watch for fantasy leagues.