Braves struggle with home runs allowed during recent losing streak
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 18, 2026, 1:02 PM
Last updated Jun 18, 2026
The Atlanta Braves are experiencing a significant spike in home runs allowed, contributing to a recent 1-6 skid. Since June 9, they have allowed 13 home runs over a seven-game stretch, reaching a season high. The team's pitching has struggled, with a damaging 20 percent home run to fly ball rate during these games. Despite previous strong performances, the Braves now face offensive challenges and must address their pitching issues moving forward.
- •Braves have allowed 13 home runs in seven games since June 9.
- •The team is currently on a 1-6 losing streak.
- •Braves' pitching features a high 20 percent HR/FB rate.
- •Poor offensive performance is contributing to their struggles.
- •Braves need to resolve pitching issues to regain momentum.
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