He wasn’t far off from a four-hit day; the one out he made was a 106-mph grounder that Alec Burleson made a nice play on at first. The three hits were all much softer, with the hardest being an 84-mph flare to the outfield. Harris was in the leadoff spot today because Alex Verdugo was resting, but he’ll probably be back hitting sixth on Friday.

Harris completed the Braves four-run comeback with his two-run, game-tying single in the eighth inning off reliever Cole Sands and set-up Drake Baldwin to drive him in as the winning run. Few players have struggled as much as Harris out of the gate this season, so coming through like this in the clutch must come with a little bit of extra joy. Yet, he remains Atlanta’s lead-off hitter against right-handed pitchers and has been known to go on torrid hot streaks during his career. Maybe this big hit sets him off on his next one.

Harris got on base with a single to lead off the game and stole second before he was left stranded. He came through for the team in a big spot late, taking Cole Suler deep for a go-ahead two-run blast that would ultimately win the game for Atlanta. The 24-year-old outfielder now has two homers and one steal on the season while hitting .231/.250/.385 across 58 plate appearances.