Matt Olson amplía su racha de juegos consecutivos con los Braves

El primera base de los Atlanta Braves, Matt Olson, disputó su partido número 823 de forma consecutiva este domingo, colocándose en solitario en el décimo puesto de la lista histórica de la MLB. Durante el encuentro, también conectó su decimocuarto jonrón de la temporada.

Olson terminó la jornada conectando un cuadrangular solitario frente al lanzador de los Dodgers, Justin Wrobleski, en la parte alta de la novena entrada. En 41 partidos esta temporada, ocupa el cuarto lugar en jonrones con 14 y está empatado en el liderato de las Grandes Ligas con 36 carreras impulsadas. Su OPS de 1.031 es el cuarto mejor entre los jugadores clasificados, y lidera la liga en extrabases y bases totales, además de registrar un WAR de 2.4, con el que se sitúa en un empate por el segundo lugar según los datos de FanGraphs.

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