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Atlanta Braves news and notes from Wednesday Well, the Braves avoided disaster in Boston, surviving two major injury scares with seemingly minimal impact. Sean Murphy looked like he might have been out for another long absence after just returning from his oblique injury, but appears to merely need a couple of days. Jarred Kelenic also appeared to severely injure his wrist Wednesday, but seems to be mostly fine. The series itself was middling, as Max Fried was once again brilliant and the offense looked lively Tuesday, followed by a less promising outing from Spencer Schwellenbach and a lifeless offensive performance. Overall, splitting a two game series and getting those relatively positive injury results is good enough for me to take from Fenway, but hopefully they can take this upcoming series against Washington.
Braves News
Jarred Kelenic seems to have avoided major injury on a nasty-looking diving attempt that saw him leave the game with wrist discomfort.
Sean Murphy also seems to have avoided anything major after being hit with a pitch on the elbow Tuesday, which immediately resulted in major swelling.
Spencer Schwellenbach did not have a great second outing in the bigs, as he allowed six earned runs in a rough 8-0 loss in Boston.
Kris wrote up some quick takeaways from the short two-gamer in Fenway, including notes on the offense and Max Fried.
Take a quick look ahead at the upcoming series in the nation’s capital against the division rival Nationals.
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MLB News
Kris Bryant will hit the 10-day IL in Colorado, in what continues to be an extremely strange pairing of player and club.
The White Sox are reportedly open for business on just about all of their players worth anything, including Luis Robert and Garrett Crochet.
The Houston Astros announced that a pair of their rotation staples will be getting Tommy John surgery, in Cristian Javier and Jose Urquidy.
Cubs’ top pitching prospect Cade Horton will miss a few weeks with a subscapula strain.
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Photo by Matthew J. Lee/The Boston Globe via Getty Images
Atlanta Braves news and notes from Wednesday Well, the Braves avoided disaster in Boston, surviving two major injury scares with seemingly minimal impact. Sean Murphy looked like he might have been out for another long absence after just returning from his oblique injury, but appears to merely need a couple of days. Jarred Kelenic also appeared to severely injure his wrist Wednesday, but seems to be mostly fine. The series itself was middling, as Max Fried was once again brilliant and the offense looked lively Tuesday, followed by a less promising outing from Spencer Schwellenbach and a lifeless offensive performance. Overall, splitting a two game series and getting those relatively positive injury results is good enough for me to take from Fenway, but hopefully they can take this upcoming series against Washington.
Braves News
Jarred Kelenic seems to have avoided major injury on a nasty-looking diving attempt that saw him leave the game with wrist discomfort.
Sean Murphy also seems to have avoided anything major after being hit with a pitch on the elbow Tuesday, which immediately resulted in major swelling.
Spencer Schwellenbach did not have a great second outing in the bigs, as he allowed six earned runs in a rough 8-0 loss in Boston.
Kris wrote up some quick takeaways from the short two-gamer in Fenway, including notes on the offense and Max Fried.
Take a quick look ahead at the upcoming series in the nation’s capital against the division rival Nationals.
Braves Podcasts
MLB News
Kris Bryant will hit the 10-day IL in Colorado, in what continues to be an extremely strange pairing of player and club.
The White Sox are reportedly open for business on just about all of their players worth anything, including Luis Robert and Garrett Crochet.
The Houston Astros announced that a pair of their rotation staples will be getting Tommy John surgery, in Cristian Javier and Jose Urquidy.
Cubs’ top pitching prospect Cade Horton will miss a few weeks with a subscapula strain.
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