video thumbnail  MIA@ATL: Terdoslavich turns an unassisted
double play  ATLANTA -- As the Braves have spent the past few
weeks strengthening their comfortable lead atop the National
League East, they have eagerly awaited September's arrival. But
now that it has, Alex Wood already finds himself missing what
was a memorable August.  With one flip of the calendar, Wood bid
adieu to his recent run of dominance and was introduced to the
inevitable struggles experienced by young pitchers at the Major
League level. As Wood endured the roughest start of his career
in Sunday's 7-0 loss to the Marlins, Nathan Eovaldi was once
again having his way with Atlanta's offense.  With their magic
number to clinch the division at 13, the Braves will quickly
move past the frustration experienced in this lopsided loss that
snapped their six-game winning streak. They have been shut out
twice since June 22, and Eovaldi has served as the opposing
starting pitcher in both contests.  "It's been a while since I
got beat that bad," Wood