Injuries have not been kind to the Atlanta Braves‘ starting rotation in September. Bryce Elder (arthroscopic right knee surgery), Reynaldo López (right shoulder inflammation), and Martín Pérez (lower back inflammation) have all landed on the 15-day injured list this month and remain there.
In a meaningless end-of-season matchup, Brent Suter served as the opener for Atlanta, as the Marlins threw their own opener in Jack Ralston. It ended up being about an ideal game for Atlanta.
Two games remain in the regular season for the Atlanta Braves. Two arms are now set to start or open the remaining games. As expected, the Braves are rolling with an opener again.
The Braves don’t have any stakes here in the last two games, so while it would certainly be nice to grab another win, the real goal is to stay healthy, in rhythm, and not overworked.
This is a really quick one because I uh… forgot… yesterday (and today), until now. The Braves basically acquired three guys at the Trade Deadline. One has already appeared, two have not.
The Atlanta Braves entered Monday with a 6 1/2 game lead in the National League East. Despite the comfortable lead, Atlanta has area of needs, and it met one of those on Monday in a trade with the Los Angeles Angels.
Angels star shortstop Zach Neto joined reliever Brent Suter and coach Adam Eaton in San Pedro to honor the US Navy and learn more about their roles during Fleet Week.
The last true week of the 2025-26 MLB offseason is nearly in the books. Los Angeles teams were in the headlines on February 6, as both the Angels and Dodgers made moves.
On Thursday, a report surfaced that former Cincinnati Reds pitcher Brent Suter was close to signing with the Los Angeles Angels. Suter shared a heartfelt message with Reds fans on Instagram on Friday morning.
Former Reds pitcher Brent Suter is close to agreeing to terms with the Angels according to Chris Cotillo of MassLive.com. Suter appeared in 95 games for the Reds over the past two seasons, posting a 3.43 ERA in 133 1/3 innings.
As Kurt Suzuki prepares to take over as manager, the Los Angeles Angels have been scouring the free agency market for any potential value. In their latest move, the Angels have found what they hope will be a bullpen boost.
The Angels are closing in on a major league deal with free agent left-hander Brent Suter, reports Chris Cotillo of MassLive.com. The Diamond Sports Management client would be the fourth veteran bullpen signing of the offseason for the Halos.
Two former Cincinnati Reds pitchers, Zack Littell and Brent Suter, are drawing interest in free agency, according to Robert Murray of Fansided.com. While
The Cincinnati Reds acquired their main lefty for the 2026 season on Tuesday afternoon. They agreed to terms on a one-year deal with veteran Caleb Ferguson.
The Cincinnati Reds on Wednesday declined options on three players. Could this signal the team's interest in signing slugger Kyle Schwarber, one of the top free agents on the market this offseason?
The Cincinnati Reds on Sunday clinched the final playoff spot in the National League, and relief pitcher Brent Suter showed everyone how to celebrate properly.
It comes as no surprise that Brent Suter, the Cincinnati Reds top left-handed reliever, has performed at a high level to start the season. After all, for the past decade, Suter has consistently produced 65+ innings with a career earned run average below 3.50.
Reds reliever Brent Suter was a late addition to the caravan and the Cincinnati native couldn't be happier to be part of the annual event. He described what it was like to put on a Reds jersey for the first time: "It's amazing.