Mark Kotsay drove in the game's only run with a sixth-inning single.
Wakefield (10-3) came up with a performance worthy of the day he tied Roger Clemens' record for the most career starts by a Red Sox pitcher at 382. His knuckleball was really fluttering on a sweltering day at Turner Field - it was 95 degrees at first pitch - and the Braves managed just three singles off the 42-year-old right-hander.
Wakefield became the AL's third 10-game...
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