Braves pitcher Julio Teheran had his worst outing of the season Friday, but the Braves were able to recover to defeat the Blue Jays 8-7.
Teheran surrendered five runs and seven hits over five innings of work. He was able to strike out four batters and walked two.
"When I got [a] lead, I just wanted to keep my team [in it] to hold the other team, but I wasn't able to," he said, per MLB.com
The long ball was Teheran's downfall Friday. Teheran gave up four home runs to the Blue Jays, including two to Josh Donaldson.
Despite the struggles Friday, Teheran received a no-decision, but his ERA rose from 1.50 to 3.71. Before Friday's start, Teheran had yet to surrender more than one run in his previous two starts.
His next expected start will be Thursday at the New York Mets.