Overview

• Eugenio Suárez homered in his first four at-bats, becoming the first player to do so since J.D. Martinez in 2017, and now leads the majors with 10 home runs.
• Three of Suárez’s homers came off Braves starter Grant Holmes, while the fourth tied the score in the ninth inning against closer Raisel Iglesias.
• Despite Suárez’s historic effort, the Diamondbacks lost their fourth consecutive game as Atlanta scored the winning run on a wild pitch in the 10th inning.
• Arizona became only the second team in MLB history to lose a game in which a player hit four home runs, joining the 1986 Braves.
• Suárez’s performance, which followed an early-season slump, has reignited his season, raising his batting average and solidifying his place in franchise history.