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The Atlanta Braves edged the Detroit Tigers 4–3 on April 29 at Truist Park in a low-scoring affair that showcased Atlanta's offensive efficiency despite limited run production. The Braves managed just 6 hits but made them count, driving in 4 runs and belting 2 home runs to overcome Detroit's scrappy approach at the plate. The Tigers struck out 10 times while mustering only 5 hits and a single home run, limiting their scoring opportunities despite drawing 4 walks. Atlanta's pitching staff dominated with 10 strikeouts across 5 hits allowed and a 3.05 ERA, though the Braves defense committed an error that could have proven costly. Detroit's pitching proved less effective, surrendering 6 hits and 4 earned runs with a 4.02 ERA, struggling to keep pace despite 8 strikeouts. The Tigers' inability to convert scoring chances—evidenced by their .248 batting average and .739 OPS—left them just short despite a respectable walk total. Atlanta's superior slugging percentage (.455 vs. .410) and run conversion made the difference in this tight divisional matchup. The Braves' pitching depth will be critical as they navigate an early-season stretch against AL Central competition.