Braves starter Julio Teheran gave up two home runs in six innings but escaped with a no-decision in Sunday's game against San Francisco.
Teheran gave up three runs on four hits and walked four. He struck out one.
"I didn't feel comfortable the whole game with Julio," manager Fredi Gonzalez said to MLB.com. "I know the numbers showed different, but it wasn't the normal Julio Teheran outing that you feel pretty good about."
Over his last two starts, spanning 10 1/3 innings, Teheran has walked seven and struck out just two. His next start will be Saturday, against Pittsburgh.
"The way he has gone about executing his pitches is not the same Julio Teheran," Gonzalez said. "Health-wise, he's fine. But it's not the same Julio Teheran from a year ago, when you gave him a lead and it was over."