If all goes as planned, we could see Tim Hudson back in an Atlanta Braves jersey by mid-August. Hudson has been sidelined for about a year after undergoing Tommy John surgery. Last night, he took the start in Gwinnett, throwing 4 scoreless innings of 4-hit baseball. 27 of his 41 pitches were thrown for strikes, [...]
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