Strider Returns, Iglesias Pitches, Braves Face Tigers

0:00On April 29th, Atlanta Braves dropped some key pitching injury updates this week, ahead of their series against the Detroit Tigers. The big news is Spencer Strider wrapping up his rehab assignment after three starts, including a strong one Sunday in Triple-Aguinette, where he threw 82 pitches into the sixth inning. He's right on schedule, and his next outing will be back with the big club, dates still to be set. Managers say Strider might slide in for the road trip against the Colorado Rockies at Cores Field, which could be a tough test, but fits his timeline. Perfectly. The rotation is staying flexible right now, handling things series by series, guys like Martin Perez could shift to the bullpin, and Ronaldo Lopez is. Already working out of relief. Shortstop Hassan Kim's rehab got pushed back after his AA debut. Tuesday was rained out, so expect him Wednesday. He has plenty of time to build up from spring training shape. Meanwhile, closer-raisal Eglaceus is tossing again after his shoulder issue, with Robert Suarez stepping in seamlessly.

1:01He knows that ninth inning roll. Cold. Spencer Schwellenbach remains sideline from his elbow injury, not throwing it since June, but the team stays optimistic he'll pitch again this. Season. It's all part of managing a banged up staff. Braves kickoff versus the Tiger's Thursday at 7.15pm, with Perez on the mound, keeping the momentum rolling as these arms work their way. Back. I'm Corey, with the story. That's your M.O.B News today update. AI powered and always on.