The Griffins put up a good fight, but the Atoms outlasted them to remain undefeated on the season. We stay on the road this week, but are much closer to home, as the top team in the NL faces the top team in the CL, the Arizona Thunderbirds. With all the bright colors in this matchup, it'll be a standard white-versus-gray affair, but it should be a riveting game nonetheless. Pacing the Atoms in Carolina last week was OF Luis Robert Jr., who hit 08/21 with a pair of homers and 05 - count 'em, 05 - stolen bases. #GoldBars

Another week, another dominant win for the Atoms, as we had the largest margin of victory in the league this week. A lot of that credit goes to our offense, led by 3B Eugenio Suárez and his four home runs in four consecutive plate appearances, but a lot of it also goes to our pitching, as SP Tarik Skubal followed up a strong performance against Havana with another strong performance against Montréal. The reigning NL Cy Young winner pitched six scoreless innings and struck out 10 Saints to pick up the win in this one. He'll look to continue this performance into our next game, as we head out to Raleigh to face the Griffins. #GoldBars

It wasn't a great week for the Atoms, but it was certainly enough to beat a struggling Havana team. After just one game on the road, we return to Vegas to play our fourth consecutive winless team. The Saints have started off 00-03, and we want to make sure we're not the team to give them their first win. We're back to the home whites this week, and we actually had a tie for team MVP last week. With all due respect to reigning Cy Young winner SP Tarik Skubal, who shut down the Cubans offense, we had to flip it to the other side of the ball, where 1B Pete Alonso has been making a case for overall MVP. Against los Cubanos, the Polar Bear went 10-25 with a triple, two home runs, and six RBI. #GoldBars

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The Atoms closed out a 02-game homestand to start the season with a second consecutive win against Minnesota. We get a single road game before heading back home, and we have to head all the way to Cuba to take on Havana. Los Cubanos have gotten out to the worst start of any team, finishing with the fewest points scored and the fourth-most points allowed. The Atoms, meanwhile, have the second-most points scored and the fewest points allowed, so you might be forgiven for feeling like you know how this one is gonna go. For the first time this season, we're featuring a pitcher, as SP Cole Ragans picked up the win for us, striking out 21 across 13 2/3 innings while only giving up 02 earned runs. #GoldBars