Padres have lost three in a row; Braves have won eight straight heading into Wednesday's series finale
if it continues, but the Braves’ bats are the real problem as the Padres try to salvage a win.
They are third in runs scored , on-base percentage and slugging and tied for fourth in batting average . More than that, these Braves have already tormented Martinez once this season, scoring four runs on four hits and five walks in 4 2/3 innings in the Padres’ lone loss in Atlanta earlier this month.
Here is how Martinez — who has gone at least six innings in his other two starts — has fared against current Braves:rejoins the team, center fielderth
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