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The Atlanta Braves dominated the Arizona Diamondbacks 17–2 on April 2 at Chase Field, showcasing offensive firepower and pitching control that overwhelmed the home team. Atlanta's lineup was relentless, collecting 16 hits with four home runs and 17 RBIs while posting a .824 OPS, significantly outpacing Arizona's anemic .701 OPS. The Diamondbacks managed just six hits and struck out five times, managing only two runs on two RBIs. Atlanta's pitching staff was equally impressive, allowing just six hits and two earned runs with a 1.86 ERA, limiting Arizona to minimal damage despite issuing eight walks. Arizona's pitching imploded, surrendering 16 hits and nine earned runs with a 5.25 ERA while struggling with control, walking eight batters. The Braves' balanced attack—combining power hitting with disciplined plate appearances (eight walks)—exposed Arizona's defensive vulnerabilities, compounded by one error. This lopsided result suggests the Braves' early-season momentum could position them favorably in NL East competition, while the Diamondbacks face urgent questions about pitching depth and offensive consistency.