BRAVES POSTCAST: Atlanta Braves take down Diamondbacks after Grant Holmes no-hit bid LIVE REACTION

The Braves Postcast recaps the Atlanta Braves' 2-0 victory over the Arizona Diamondbacks, highlighted by Grant Holmes' near-no-hitter over six innings, during which he allowed just one hit, walked three, and struck out four. Despite not completing a no-hitter, Holmes' resilience—especially his diving catch on a 103 mph line drive—was pivotal in keeping the game scoreless. The offense struggled early, mustering only one run in the first inning before erupting in the ninth with back-to-back home runs from Ozzie Albies and Matt Olsen off reliever Paul Seawald, who had previously struggled against the Braves. The game was sealed by the bullpen, with Dylan Lee, Robert Suarez, and Raizel Iglesias closing the door. Host Lindsey Crosby and the team discuss concerns about Austin Riley’s early-season offensive slump, the value of versatile players like Mauricio Dubon, and the potential need for mid-season roster moves, particularly in the outfield. They also praise the rotation’s depth, with Bryce Elder emerging as a surprise Cy Young candidate, and reflect on the importance of player rest and lineup rotation for long-term health and performance.