Kyle Wright silences Phillies' bats in Game 2, Braves tie NLDS 1-1

The Braves right-hander found himself in an early jam in the second inning. With Bryce Harper sitting on third with only one out, Wright forced Alec Bohm to ground out to first before striking out Brandon Marsh to get out of the inning unscathed. It was the Phillies' lone threat of the night, as Wright cruised the rest of the way before giving way to the bullpen in the seventh. 

The only runs in Game 2 came in the bottom of the sixth. 

After Phillies' starter Zack Wheeler recorded the first two outs of the inning, he hit Ronald Acuna Jr. with a pitch in the elbow. Acuna, in obvious pain, was looked at by trainers but ultimately stayed in the game, taking first base. 

The Braves' two-out rally continued when Dansby Swanson forced a walk followed by a Matt Olson RBI single, scoring Acuna to give the Braves a 1-0 lead. 

With runners on first and third, Austin Riley was next, driving in Swanson with a swinging bunt for a base hit down the third base line. 

Travis d'Arnaud made it 3-0 Braves, smashing a ground ball up the middle to plate Olson. 

A.J. Minter and Raisel Iglesias came out of the pen to get the Braves to the ninth, where closer Kenley Jansen secured the save. 

The Phillies will host the Braves for Game 3 of the NLDS on Friday at 4:37 p.m. Aaron Nola will take the hill for the Phillies, while the Braves have yet to announce a starter for Game 3.