Marlins starting pitcher Nate Eovaldi took a third straight no-decision Wednesday at Atlanta. Though, he did pitch well enough for the win.
The right-handed hurler allowed one unearned run on five hits and one walk, while striking out seven in six innings. Unfortunately, opposing pitcher Aaron Harang was equally as impressive, allowing one run and striking out 11 in six innings.
Eovaldi ran into a little trouble in the first inning, allowing a leadoff single and a one-out walk to Freddie Freeman, but he escaped the jam unscathed.
The Braves got their only run against Eovaldi in the fourth inning. Ryan Doumit had an RBI single after Chris Johnson reached on an error and moved up to second base on a wild pitch.
Eovaldi was in line for the loss until Miami tied the game in the sixth inning. He's allowed just one earned run in his last two starts. Eovaldi will make his next start Wednesday in a rematch with the Braves.