Braves 7, Dodgers 2: Baldwin Goes Deep, White Robs Extra Bases

The lead

May 10, 2026 - Los Angeles - The Atlanta Braves handed the Los Angeles Dodgers the same 7-2 final for a second straight afternoon—only this time the highlight reel belonged to rookies and leather as much as the middle of the order. Drake Baldwin drove one out, Max Muncy answered with a long ball for Los Angeles, and Eli White’s crashing grab kept the Dodgers from reopening the game earlier, per game-tracker headlines on ESPN tied to the verified May 10 finale.

How the game turned

Atlanta pushed ahead with the kind of crooked-inning work that defined Saturday’s win, then leaned on Baldwin’s power stroke for insurance. When Muncy finally dented the board with a homer of his own, the Dodgers still needed traffic—and White’s defensive swing helped erase one of the loudest bats Los Angeles sent up in a leverage count.

Andy Pages contributed a ninth-inning two-run homer that narrowed the cosmetic margin after the outcome had tilted Atlanta’s way, echoing the shape of the May 9 result without repeating the same inning-by-inning script.

Pitching and matchup notes

Bryce Elder drew the Sunday assignment as Atlanta chased a road-series win behind the same blueprint that rattled Blake Snell the night before—length from the rotation, zeros early, and a pen that did not yield the big rally. Los Angeles countered with Justin Wrobleski on short rest after a hot-opening season line documented Saturday by Associated Press previews.

Bats that changed the board

Beyond Baldwin and Muncy, Matt Olson and Ozzie Albies—who cleared the bases loaded Saturday—remained the lineup spine Atlanta can lean on when Dodger Stadium gets loud. The 7-2 line again rewarded balance rather than one enormous inning.

AthX Engine fantasy angle

Atlanta’s May 10 15 AthX Engine team FP matched Philadelphia for the day’s top line, with Bryce Elder posting 20.66 pitching FP on AthX Engine behind a controlled road start. Back-to-back 7-2 wins still ride the same lesson for fantasy totals: sustained innings from the rotation keep hitting floors high when scoring arrives in clusters. AthX markets are separate from dynamic pricing.

What comes next

Both clubs now carry interleague and division weeks that will test whether the weekend sweep—or near-sweep—was a fluke or the new bar for offense on the road against the defending champions.

*Sources: MLB.com schedule, MLB gameday wrap, ESPN recap, and AthX Engine scoring. Information only; not financial advice.*