Kolby Allard and the Braves will be hoping for good news after he left Triple-A Gwinnett's game following an infield collision with a teammate on Saturday night. With two outs in the seventh in the seventh inning, Allard coaxed an infield popup from Toledo's Ronny Rodriguez. Getting out of the way,

Kolby Allard and the Braves will be hoping for good news after he left Triple-A Gwinnett's game following an infield collision with a teammate on Saturday night.

With two outs in the seventh in the seventh inning, Allard coaxed an infield popup from Toledo's Ronny Rodriguez. Getting out of the way, the Braves' sixth-ranked prospect collided with first baseman Rio Ruiz without ever seeing each other. The inning ended, but Allard favored his leg while walking off the field.

The Athletic's Emily Waldon reported that Allard "looked better" postgame and had his knee wrapped. If the left-hander requires a stint on the disabled list, it would be the first stint of his four-year Minor League career.

Allard gave up three runs on eight hits with four strikeouts over seven innings. The 20-year-old is 3-1 and ranks fourth in the International League with a 2.02 ERA in eight starts.

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Toledo manager Doug Mientkiewieicz told Waldon after the game that the collision "made [him] sick to see" while praising the 2015 first-round pick's performance.