Braves Cautious with Harris, Iglesias on IL

0:00On April 25th, the Atlanta Braves are playing it safe with outfielder Michael Harris, the second after he tweaked his quad on Thursday. They thought he'd be back Friday, but he's sitting out, listed day-to-day, and not headed to the injured list just yet. Duse been on fire this season, hitting 318 with six homers, 16 RBIs, and a 912 OPS. Eli White steps in centerfield, Friday, batting 9th. Harris did some running drills but didn't get the green light. It's smart caution, especially after his hamstring sidelined him for 60 days last year. Meanwhile, closer Razal Eglaceus landed on the 15-day injured list with shoulder inflammation, retroactive to Monday, April 20th. He hasn't thrown since hurting it earlier this week, but manager Walt Weiss stays optimistic about his return when eligible. Eglaceus was lights out, scoreless in eight and two-thirds innings with five saves, pushing his braves total past 100. The bullpen's hurting too, with Dylan died out on a back issue, so Robert Suarez takes over closing duties.

1:02He racked up 77 saves since, 2024. As the braves kick off a three-game set against the Phillies, Friday at 715 PM, with Grand Home starting, they're hoping to keep these key. Guys fresh and avoid a bigger injury slide. That wraps MLB news today, brought to you with AI.