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- Updated: May 26, 2016
ATLANTA — After facing the Braves’ entire bullpen and the guy who had been scheduled to start on Saturday, the Brewers claimed a 3-2 victory courtesy of Jonathan Villar’s go-ahead single in the 13th inning on Wednesday night at Turner Field.
Casey Kelly had been scheduled to start Saturday, but he ended up throwing the final four innings for the Braves, who have lost 19 of their first 21 home games. After the Brewers loaded the bases before the first out was recorded in the 13th inning, Villar delivered his game-winning single to left field. Aaron Hill scored on the play, but a replay review was ruled as stands as Keon Broxton was thrown out attempting to score from second base.
The Braves burned through …
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