Mike Foltynewicz went a playoff-high seven innings for the Atlanta Braves, in Game 2 of the NLDS, leading the Braves to a crucial win.
In those seven innings, Foltynewicz dominated with a playoff-high seven strikeouts. All seven of Foltynewicz’s strikeouts came as a result of his slider, which ties his career-high of strikeouts with the slider.
Foltynewicz became the third Braves pitcher, since 1958, to go seven or more innings, while allowing zero walks and zero runs, in a postseason game. He joins Greg Maddux (1996 - World Series, Game 2) and Tom Glavine (1996 - NLCS, Game 7).
.@Folty25 took care of business.
— MLB Stats (@MLBStats) October 4, 2019
He joins Greg Maddux (1996 World Series, Game 2) and Tom Glavine (1996 NLCS, Game 7) as the only @Braves starters to go 7+ IP, 0 BB, 0 R in a #postseason game since 1958. pic.twitter.com/ZTvZCCEcaM