Millwood was impressive early, retiring six of the first eight batters he faced before Milwaukee struck for four runs, three scoring on home runs by Raul Casanova and former Brave Tyler Houston. If Millwood can't straighten himself out Atlanta could really be in trouble, although the Braves can at least take comfort in the fact that nobody else in the National League is exactly setting a torrid pace either. Especially in the East where Montreal, Florida and New York are also still trying to reach the .500 mark. But what is more important is getting ourself in a mode of playing like we're capable of playing. That's what is more important right now.
Baseball is a long season.
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