Braves starting pitcher Julio Teheran was roughed up for six earned runs on 10 hits in six innings of work Saturday but was bailed out by a late rally to take a no-decision.
Jose Lobaton delivered a two-run homer of Teheran in the second inning and Ryan Zimmerman knocked a three-run shot in the fifth.
"I was making pitches, and obviously they're very hot right now," Teheran said to MLB.com. "They're having good at-bats against us, and there were two mistakes I made in those two innings and they cost us a couple of runs."
Teheran fanned six and walked three in the defeat.
"It was a tough outing for him," said catcher Christian Bethancourt. "He made some really good pitches, he was getting the ball down, he was pounding the zone, and they were just hitting the ball. They've been hitting the ball really hot, and basically we can't do anything about it. We just have to keep executing pitches, stay positive, don't give up."
Teheran will look to get back on track in his start that's scheduled for Friday in Miami.