Atlanta Braves fall to Colorado Rockies 11-3, suffer 5th straight loss going into All-Star break

Atlanta Braves' Eury Perez, front, slides safely into first base with a single Sunday as Colorado Rockies starting pitcher Chad Bettis, back left, and Colorado Rockies first baseman Wilin Rosario cover in the sixth inning of a game in Denver. - photo by David Zalubowski

0713 Braves-Rockies — Atlanta Braves' Eury Perez, front, slides safely into first base with a single Sunday as Colorado Rockies starting pitcher Chad Bettis, back left, and Colorado Rockies first baseman Wilin Rosario cover in the sixth inning of a game in Denver. - photo by David Zalubowski

DENVER — The Atlanta Braves will get some relief from their current downward spiral with the All-Star break. The damage has been done, though. A day after the Braves lost closer Jason Grilli to a ruptured Achilles’ tendon, starter Alex Wood labored through 5 2-3 innings and the bullpen collapsed behind him as the Colorado Rockies beat Atlanta 11-3 on Sunday to complete a four-game sweep.

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