
Strider's Return, Kim's Rehab: Braves Update
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The Atlanta Braves are eagerly awaiting Spencer Striders return to the mound this Sunday, following his oblique strain injury. Strider has been progressing through his rehab, recently completing his third start with Triple-A Gwinnett. The Braves rotation remains adaptable, with pitchers like Reynaldo López and Martín Pérez potentially shifting roles. Catcher Sean Murphy is heating up in the minors, while Ha-Seong Kim begins his rehab assignment. Raisel Iglesias is set to return from his injury in May. The Braves face the Tigers tonight, with JR Ritchie facing Tarik Skubal.
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MLB Baseball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Strider's Return, Kim's Rehab: Braves Update. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 30th, the Atlanta Braves are gearing up for Spencer Strider's return to the mound this Sunday, if everything stays on track. Manager Walt Weiss laid it out clear on Wednesday, saying, that's the target date for the right-hander after his injury layoff. Strider wrapped up his third rehab start with Triple A Gwinnit last Sunday, throwing 82 pitches into the sixth inning. He got scratched from his final spring training outing with an oblique strain, but he's hit the timeline to build back his conditioning through April. Meanwhile, the Braves rotation stays flexible series by series, with guys like Renaldo Lopez working relief and Martin Perez possibly shifting roles. 2. Ketchcheon Murphy's heating up down in Gwinnit, batting 384 over his last three games with hits and RBI's each time. Hasey Young. Kim kicked off his rehab with double a Columbus, going one for two plus a stolen base. Fresh off at $20 million one year deal and a finger injury in South Korea, he's getting
that full minor league tune-up like Murphy. Razel Eglaceus is tossing again and eyeing May 5th for his injured list return, deciding himself on any rehab needs. The Braves chase another series win tonight against the Tigers at 7.15 pm, with JR Richie facing Tark Skubal. This has been MLB News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story.
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