The Atlanta Warriors played more like themselves preparing for the series against the Dodgers

Although the Warriors lost 1-2 to Rocky today (1st) and failed to complete the series sweep, this wave of 4 wins and 2 defeats in 6 road trips and 9 wins in the last 12 games seems to have found the strength of the Eastern Conference powerhouse in the National League, and the next vicious battle with the Dodgers series will be a good time to confirm and revenge.

However, the Warriors, who scored 6 and 8 points in the first 2 games, only hit 3 hits and did not play long today, scoring 7 0s and completely extinguishing the fire, thus becoming the team with a maximum of 3 hits and a maximum of 1 point in a single game at Hitter's Paradise Coors in the past 3 years, the first one being the Dodgers on June 28, 2022, when the Dodgers hit 3 hits and did not score.

Excluding today's game, the Warriors averaged 6.8 points per game in the first 5 away games, and adding up the last 12 games, the Warriors averaged 5.5 points per game and conceded 4 points, which is much better than the average of 3.4 points and 4.3 points per game in the first 18 games of the season.

Among them, the Warriors scored a total of 7 points but conceded 15 points in the 3 series against the Dodgers at the beginning of the season, and averaged 2.3 points per game and conceded 5 points, so the Warriors who returned to Atlanta were ready to launch a counterattack against the Dodgers.

Warriors head coach Brian Snitker said: "There's no doubt that we're playing more like ourselves now, we've gone 9-3 in the last 12 games, and I'm going to accept that anytime I go."

In the last 12 games of the Warriors, Chris Sale's performance is very important, together with today's 7 innings and 5 hits and 2 points and 10K swallowing losses, although the last 3 games are 1 win and 1 loss, but 16.1 games conceded 5 points and soared 22K, which has the style of last year's national league award, but unfortunately he can't get on the board in the next series with Dodgers.

Commenting on his steady performance in the last few games, Sale said, "I'd say there were about three or four things that I didn't do well at the start of the season. I've watched the last few starts, analysed them, and then made some minor adjustments to get myself back to the way I used to be when I pressed my opponents."

The starting pitchers of the Warriors vs. Dodgers 3-game series are Grant Holmes, Spencer Schwellenbach, and Bryce Elder, of which Schwellenbach and Elder have delivered at least 6 innings of high-quality content in the last 2 starters, although Holmes lost 6 points in 5.2 innings in the previous game, but only conceded 4 points in 17.1 innings in the previous 3 games, but the Dodgers will also successively launch Yushin Yamamoto, Ronki Sasaki, Dustin May, so this fight should be more tense than the previous one.