The Atlanta Braves got a solid night out of their young shortstop in a losing effort. Jim Jarvis was in the lineup for the second time in his major league career and delivered both offensively and with his glove. At the plate, he went 1-for-3 on the night, with that base hit in the top of the fifth inning being the first of his major league career. His family was in attendance to see the big moment of his. Defensively, he made a diving catch in the half inning before his first hit. He snagged a fly ball from Kyle Tucker that was quickly dropping over his head. WELCOME TO THE SHOW, KID! pic.twitter.com/2nxFdRMEbe — Atlanta Braves (@Braves) May 9, 2026 He made a move to try to swipe second base, which looked to be successful. However, Drake Baldwin drew the walk, so it counted as advancing for that reason. Jarvis was pinch-hit for in the top of the ninth in favor of Kyle Farmer to lead off the inning, but Farmer struck out swinging.…