In a disappointing 10-4 loss to the Miami Marlins at Truist Park, the Atlanta Braves faced challenges on the mound, particularly with pitcher Grant Holmes. After starting with three perfect innings, Holmes lost control in the fourth, leading to his early exit after 59 pitches. Braves manager Walt Weiss had anticipated a shorter leash for Holmes, especially following his previous outing where he threw 99 pitches. Weiss's decision to pull Holmes was intended to protect him, but it resulted in three more runs for the Marlins, sealing the Braves' fate in the game. Despite the loss, Weiss emphasized the importance of clear communication with Holmes, who appreciated the manager's rationale behind the decision. The Braves look to regroup as Holmes prepares for his next start against the Philadelphia Phillies, now with an extra day of rest.