Braves

• Atlanta Braves climbed to the top of MLB Power Rankings for the first time this season with a 30-13 record, up from No. 3 last week. • The Braves' offensive surge is powered by Matt Olson and Drake Baldwin, while the Dodgers fell to No. 2 after their top hitters cooled off, including Shohei Ohtani's 11-game homer drought ended Tuesday. • Top five remains stable with Yankees, Cubs, and Rays holding positions 3-5; St. Louis Cardinals entered top 10 at No. 10 with a 24-18 record after series wins over Dodgers, Pirates, and a split with Padres.

• Atlanta Braves star Ronald Acuña Jr. left the game early on May 3 due to left hamstring tightness, raising concerns for the team's lineup. • The injury occurred during a key moment, forcing manager Brian Snitker to adjust defensively and offensively mid-game. • Acuña's absence could impact Atlanta's strong start, as he's central to their offensive output with a .320 average this season.

• Arizona Diamondbacks defeated Atlanta Braves 6-5 on a walk-off hit, securing a crucial series victory at home. • Key contributions from multiple players, including a home run and timely RBI, turned the game in the ninth inning. • The win strengthens Diamondbacks' position in NL West playoff race amid tight competition.