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Jenkins walks seven but gets win for Gwinnett

Tyrell Jenkins picked up his eighth win of the season in Triple-A. (Photo by Kevin Liles/Getty Images)
Tyrell Jenkins picked up his eighth win of the season in Triple-A. (Photo by Kevin Liles/Getty Images)
Sept 1, 2016

Tyrell Jenkins allowed just one hit in six innings as the Gwinnett Braves defeated the Norfolk Tides 2-0 on Wednesday night at Coolray Field.

Jenkins (8-3) gave up a two-out single to Corban Joseph in the first inning.

He worked around a career-high seven walks while striking out four in a 102-pitch, 53-strike outing.

Gwinnett is 63-75. The victory, combined with Charlotte’s 2-1 loss in Louisville on Wednesday night, increased the G-Braves’ first-place lead in the International League South Division to 1 1/2 games with five to play.

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