Pérez flirts with no-hitter as Braves face Nationals at home
MLB.com • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 2, 2026, 4:35 AM
Last updated Aug 2, 2026
Martín Pérez started unexpectedly for the Braves against the Nationals in Atlanta on August 2. Pérez nearly achieved a no-hitter, which drew attention given his late addition to the lineup. His performance may raise questions about a possible trade, as teams often make last-minute changes around this time of year. The game is ongoing with significant implications for both teams in the standings.
- •Martín Pérez starts unexpectedly as a late scratch in the rotation
- •Pérez nearly achieves a no-hitter against the Nationals
- •Braves and Nationals are competing in a critical matchup
- •Game takes place at Truist Park in Atlanta
- •Pérez's performance could affect his trade status
- 4:35 AMMLB.com — Pérez, starting on short notice, flirts with no-hitter as Braves beat Nationals - MLB.com
"ATLANTA -- When a starting pitcher is a late scratch around this time of year, there’s reason to wonder if the decision is tied to a pending trade. The same goes for any pitcher who is abruptly called to the manager’s office. It’s safe to say Martín Pérez was…
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