Strider, who’d surrendered 15 runs over seven innings in his past two starts, allowed only one run on three hits over seven frames Monday. But the Braves’ offense couldn’t support him due to Miami starter Edward Cabrera’s brilliance, leading to a 2-1 loss in the series opener at LoanDepot Park.

Spencer Strider finally pulled through with a big night, and he was rewarded with another milestone. This one makes history. According to the Atlanta Braves X (formerly Twitter) account, he is the fastest primary starter in history (by innings pitched) to reach 600 career strikeouts.