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Harris Awakens: Braves Star's All-Star Surge

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Michael Harris is on a roll for the Atlanta Braves, with a recent hot streak boosting his batting average and OPS. His plate discipline has improved, and adjustments to his stance have led to better contact and metrics. With continued progress, Harris could reach All-Star levels, potentially hitting 30 homers, 30 steals, and driving in 100 runs.

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Harris Awakens: Braves Star's All-Star Surge

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On April 22nd, the Atlanta Braves are riding high after sweeping the Phillies, now heading to Washington for a four game series against the Nationals. This is their first matchup with the division rival this season, kicking off Monday at 6.45pm Eastern, with Games Tuesday and Wednesday. At the same time, in Thursday's finale at 1.05pm, they're stacking the rotation smartly, starting with Bryce Elder on Monday against Jake Irvin. Tuesday is Ronaldo Lopez, facing Foster Griffin, Wednesday, Martín Pérez, versus Zach Latel, and Chris Stale closes it out Thursday against Cade, Cavalli. Elder gets the nod ahead of Lopez for some extra rest, playing it safe with his injury passed. Fans are buzzing about these arms, especially with Elder at 2 and 1, with a tiny 0.77 ERA, Lopez won Anno at 2.1. 8. Pérez won and won, at 2.21 and Sale dominating at 4 and 1, 2.79. The national staff has some cracks, like Irvin's 6.16 and the tail's 7.11.

Catch all the action on Braves' vision through Spectrum, Exfinity Channel 1254, Direct TV 6.45, or Fubo. No YouTube TV or Hulu yet, but Braves.TV streams it, blackout free in market, and MLB.TV works out of market. Spencer Strider starting in AAA Tuesday, so no big league return just yet, but keep eyes on Sale. He's one strikeout from Passing Chuck Finley. On the all-time list Thursday, Braves keep rolling, let's see if they extend this streak. I'm Corey with The Story. That's your MLB News Today update, AI-powered and always on.

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