The Braves ruined Cody Bradford's first game in the Major League by hitting five 2-run home runs and winning the game against the Rangers without allowing them to score.

The Atlanta Braves' ability to compete against the top teams in the American League was demonstrated on Monday night with their decisive 12-0 victory over the Texas Rangers.
The game on Monday featured two teams leading their respective divisions, with the Braves leading the NL East and the Rangers holding the top spot in the AL West.
The victory was significant.
After the game, Braves manager Brian Snitker expressed regret for not winning on Sunday.
The Braves were relieved to avoid their first five-game losing streak since September 2017 and enjoyed the opportunity to hit the ball.
Brian Snitker, the Braves' coach, was thrown out of the game after a heated dispute with the umpires. Atlanta had a strong start and maintained their momentum throughout the game.
Kevin Pillar and Ronald Acuña Jr are both individuals mentioned in the text.
In the second inning, both players hit a home run that scored two runs each. Later on, in the 6th, 7th, and 9th innings, Marcell Ozuna, Orlando Arcia, and Austin Riley hit two-run home runs to increase the Braves' lead.
Pillar hit his second home run in consecutive days and his third in the last four games.
The scores have been impressive in May, with the player hitting his fourth home run earlier in the month.
During a Mother's Day on-field interview, ESPN asked Triston Casas of the Red Sox about his deceased mother in an uncomfortable manner. Cole Ragans, a reliever, gave up home runs to Arcia and Riley in the sixth and seventh innings, respectively.
In the ninth inning, Ozuna hit a ball that was pitched by Sandy Leon, who is a reserve catcher for the Rangers and has only pitched in eight games throughout his career.
In the fifth inning, Matt Olson and Ozzie Albies consecutively hit doubles that resulted in runs batted in.
The Braves displayed a strong performance in pitching, as Charlie Morton achieved a season-high of 10 strikeouts.
According to Snitker, Charlie was great.
He held the Rangers to only seven singles and a walk in 6 2/3 innings, achieving back-to-back wins for the first time this year.
The first game of Rangers pitcher Cody Bradford's career in the major leagues was ruined by a shutout with a score in the double digits. Bradford was drafted from Baylor University in 2019.
Bradford was promoted from Triple-A Round Rock to make his first appearance in the major leagues.
The southpaw from Aledo, Texas who is 25 years old, allowed seven hits and conceded six runs.
In five innings, he surrendered two walks.
Bradford stated that although his debut did not go as planned, he was fortunate to have the chance to pitch in front of his loved ones and acquaintances at home.
The Braves were successful in hitting pitches that were located in the center of the plate. According to Rangers manager Bruce Bochy, the pitcher made some errors, particularly with his off-speed pitches. For additional sports coverage, click on the link to FOXNEWS.COM.
We faced difficulty in preventing the ball from leaving the playing field during the game tonight.
Debuting against this team is a difficult task. The Braves managed to win their recent game after suffering a sweep by Toronto in their previous matches, losing 0-3 on Friday, 2-5 on Saturday, and 5-6 on Sunday.
To obtain the FOX News app, click on the provided link. The Braves, champions of the World Series in 2021, and the Rangers, who reached the World Series finals in 2010 and 2011, will have their second game on Tuesday at 8:05 p.m.
This report was aided by the Associated Press.