Grant Holmes last pitched on July 26th, and soon after, he was announced out for the season with a UCL injury. That typically means Tommy John surgery, which would have forced Holmes to miss all of 2026 as well.
Grant Holmes found a unique way to provide an update on when we might see him again on the mound for the Atlanta Braves. Georgia sports aficionado on X, Kevin Keneely, posted a tweet highlighting what could be the pitching staff next season.
Joe Jiménez has been out all season after undergoing left knee surgery last November. The Braves reliever is now nine months removed from a procedure that came with an 8-12 month timeline.
Grant Holmes' season is over, with no real timetable for the next time we might see him again. However, we have insight into his route to his return. According
The entire Braves Opening Day rotation is currently on the 60-day IL. Before the club’s series opener with the Milwaukee Brewers, manager Brian Snitker provided a slew of updates on the guys, hinting some could return as early as this season.
After being transferred to the 60-day IL just a day after being removed from a game with elbow discomfort, the writing appeared to be on the wall for Grant Holmes.
The 2025 season is the gift that keeps on giving if you’re in Braves Country. If it weren’t enough to watch a pathetic product every single night, the baseball gods continue to rub salt in the wound, the latest being a Grant Holmes injury.
Following the latest injury to Grant Holmes, the Braves 26-man roster has more holes than a golf course, and the trade deadline will only create more, with several contributors expected to be moved in the coming days.
At several points, we’ve wondered if the Atlanta Braves had finally hit rock bottom. With Grant Holmes joining the 60-day IL, every starter from Atlanta’s Opening Day rotation is now on the 60-day injured list.
A busy Sunday for the Braves. Sunday was just the latest unfortunate chapter in what has become an unrelenting journey of struggles in 2025 for the Atlanta Braves.
Both the Braves and Royals — two teams dealing with significant injury woes to their pitching staffs — added a pitcher to the injured list on July 27. Kansas City’s ace Kris Bubic is dealing with a shoulder injury, while Grant Holmes became the latest Brave to join the IL.
The weekend continued the nightmare that is the Atlanta Braves 2025 campaign. Not only were they swept to begin a nine-game road trip, marking five losses in a row, but they also lost Grant Holmes to an elbow injury Saturday night.
All of Atlanta’s Opening Day starting pitchers are now injured. This morning the Atlanta Braves made official that starting pitcher Grant Holmes is going on the 15-day injured list due to right elbow inflammation.
Not all of the Braves’ struggles this season can be explained by injuries, but it’s fair to say missing some key arms has really hamstrung the club over the last month or so.
The official word is in on Atlanta Braves right-hander Grant Holmes. The team announced Sunday morning that he has been placed on the 15-day injured list due to right-elbow inflammation.
Braves manager Brian Snitker told reporters (including David O’Brien of The Athletic) that right-hander Grant Holmes is suffering from elbow tightness after exiting his start against the Rangers today after just four innings.
Rookie Drake Baldwin had two hits, including a three-run home run, and Grant Holmes threw 5 2/3 scoreless innings to help the visiting Atlanta Braves post a 7-0 victory over the Miami Marlins on Saturday.
Atlanta Braves right-hander Grant Holmes was downright dominant in his most recent outing, registering 15 strikeouts to mark his first double-digit total in his career.
The suddenly run-starved Milwaukee Brewers will be looking jump-start their struggling offense against the visiting Atlanta Braves on Tuesday in the second game of a three-game series.
Atlanta knew that opening the 2025 season without Spencer Strider would shake up the rotation. A number of young arms got the chance to pitch in Spring Training in hopes of earning a rotation spot, and Grant Holmes was selected after four solid Grapefruit League outings.
Grant Holmes may not have factored into the decision Wednesday night, but the Braves’ right-hander certainly showed why he’s becoming a key piece of Atlanta’s pitching staff.
It’s the question fans around the NL East have been asking all offseason: “How will Holmes do with the full-time transition from reliever to starter?” Of course, they’re talking about Grant Holmes of the Atlanta Braves.
Grant Holmes' patience has been rewarded. Holmes, an Atlanta Braves right-hander, will make the most important start of his major league career Sunday afternoon in the series finale against the host Miami Marlins.