ATLANTA — Jazz Chisholm wanted the cycle.
The dynamic Miami second baseman settled for leading an offensive breakout for the Marlins.
Chisholm drove in three runs with four hits, including a leadoff homer, and the Marlins rode a season-high 14 hits to a 9-7 win over the Atlanta Braves on Saturday night.
Chisholm also scored three runs and stole two bases. After hitting a first-inning homer, fifth-inning double and a single in the sixth, Chisholm needed a triple for the cycle. Instead, he added an infield single in the ninth.
"The last at-bat I wanted it," Chisholm said.