Matt Olson extends consecutive games streak with Braves

Atlanta Braves first baseman Matt Olson played his 823rd consecutive game on Sunday, moving into sole possession of 10th place on MLB's all-time list. He also hit his 14th home run of the season during the contest.

Olson finished the day by hitting a solo homer off Dodgers pitcher Justin Wrobleski in the top of the ninth inning. Through 41 games this season, he ranks fourth in home runs with 14 and is tied for the major league lead with 36 RBIs. His .1.031 OPS is fourth among qualifiers, and he leads in extra-base hits and total bases while posting a 2.4 WAR that ranks tied for second according to FanGraphs data.

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