In a recent game, Chris Sale pitched 5.2 innings for the Braves, allowing two earned runs and striking out six in a 6-2 victory over the Brewers. Despite his strong outing, Sale received a no-decision, extending his streak of starts allowing two runs or fewer to nine games. His impressive season statistics include a 2.68 ERA and 149 strikeouts, solidifying his status as a top Cy Young candidate. The Braves remain in contention for the playoffs, currently sitting just above the Mets and Padres in the Wild Card race. As the season progresses, the Braves are relying heavily on key players like Sale and Marcell Ozuna, who has been performing exceptionally well at the plate. Looking ahead, Sale's next start will be a crucial rematch against the Brewers at home next week.