Of the five members from the rotation currently on the IL, Chris Sale is the only one that will return this season. He just made what is expected to be his final rehab start for the Gwinnett Stripers last night, tossing 4.1 innings of one-run ball on 77 pitches.
Atlanta Braves pitcher Spencer Schwellenbach is dealing with an elbow injury, however, the 25-year-old right-handed hurler is still hoping to take important steps forward before the season ends.
How many of the players to reach the 50-home run milestone in one MLB season can you name in five minutes?
All five members of the Braves Opening Day rotation are on the 60-day IL, and most of them are not expected to come back. The only one nearing a return is Chris Sale.
The Braves’ injury woes will get slightly better on August 15, as Ronald Acuna Jr. is set to return. However, three of Atlanta’s notable pitchers are not likely to return this season.
The Braves added an arm on July 17, as Dane Dunning comes to Atlanta via trade. Dunning, who played a key role for the Rangers two years ago, has been up & down this season between Triple-A and the Majors.
Today, the Braves announced that Ian Mejia has been promoted from AA Columbus to AAA Gwinnett. Mejia became a prospect to watch last season when he posted a 3.47 ERA over 24 appearances (23 starts) in AA, which eventually earned him a promotion to Gwinnett.
The Atlanta Braves’ rotation took another blow this week as Spencer Schwellenbach hit the IL with a fractured elbow. The 25-year-old righty, who was emerging as an All-Star candidate, will be shut down from throwing for the next four weeks, with a potential return to the mound not expected until September.
Spencer Schwellenbach going down with a fractured elbow feels like one too many injuries for the Braves to overcome. The club is now down its 1-4 starters from Opening Day, and it feels like they don’t really have anywhere else to turn for a reliable starting pitcher.
With the news dropping yesterday of Spencer Schwellenbach heading to the 15-day IL with a fractured elbow, the Braves’ rotation is now completely decimated.
Several teams fading out of the playoff race lost notable pitchers to the IL on July 2. The Braves lost Spencer Schwellenbach at a terrible time, as the right-hander is dealing with an elbow injury that’ll keep him for at least two months.
The Atlanta Braves' flickering playoff hopes were dealt a significant blow on Wednesday.
It seems like the past season and a half have been gut punch after gut punch as a Braves fan. Every time any sort of positive development emerges, it’s usually followed by a crushing one, and the latest example is Jurickson Profar‘s return being overshadowed by Spencer Schwellenbach‘s fractured elbow.
The Atlanta Braves announced a stunning move to the injured list on Wednesday. Right-hander and rotation mainstay Spencer Schwellenbach has been placed on the 15-day injured list retroactive to June 29 with a fractured right elbow.
The Braves announced that right-hander Spencer Schwellenbach has been placed on the 15-day injured list due to a right elbow fracture.
There have been very few moments that Braves fans have had to get excited about this season, and Spencer Schwellenbach is one of those lone bright spots.
We’re a little over two weeks out from the 2025 MLB All-Star Game. Final rosters and starting pitchers will be announced in a few days. It’s a banner year for pitching, and there are many strong options to toe the rubber for the National League on July 15th in Atlanta.
The selection process for the 95th MLB All-Star Game is in full swing, with the time for pitchers to get the nod coming soon. Coming off arguably another career game, Atlanta Braves manager Brian Snitker expressed high confidence in Spencer Schwellenbach being one of those selected.
Spencer Schwellenbach set a career high with 12 strikeouts and Sean Murphy hit a grand slam to lead the host Atlanta Braves to a 6-1 win over the Philadelphia Phillies on Saturday to end their three-game losing streak.
Spencer Schwellenbach tossed seven strong innings and earned the win Monday night for the visiting Atlanta Braves, who beat the reeling New York Mets 3-2 in the opener of a four-game series between the National League East rivals.
Spencer Schwellenbach threw the first complete game of his career and Ronald Acuna Jr. went 3-for-5 with a home run and two RBIs to help the visiting Atlanta Braves post a 6-2 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers on Wednesday afternoon.
Spencer Schwellenbach had a roller coaster outing for the Atlanta Braves in the 5-3 loss to the San Diego Padres on Sunday. He pitched seven innings allowing four runs, two earned, and allowed two home runs while striking out 11. We saw some of the best of him this year while also seeing one of his killers this season, the long ball.
Spencer Schwellenbach pitched seven strong innings and the Atlanta Braves beat the visiting Washington Nationals 5-2 on Tuesday to reach the .500 mark for the first time this season.
There’s been plenty to worry about early in the 2025 season for the Atlanta Braves. As of the morning of April 25, the Braves are 10-14, dead last in the National League East standings, 7.5 games back.
The Toronto Blue Jays were in for a tough test on Jackie Robinson Day, with the club looking to find a way to best not only the Braves bats, who torched Easton Lucas for eight runs yesterday, but do it against one of the top pitchers in Major League Baseball to start the season in Spencer Schwellenbach.
With Opening Day looming for all teams, let's gaze into the crystal ball to see what's in store for every team in the National League East.
Entering 2025, the Braves have big expectations and will look to make a World Series title run.
Atlanta Braves rookie starter Spencer Schwellenbach impressed in the 2024 season. After being called up to the big leagues in late May, Schwellenbach was one of the best starters in baseball posting a 3.35 ERA and 1.04 WHIP across 123.2 innings.
Atlanta has gotten a huge performance from rookie Spencer Schwellenbach, which is a big development for the club both this year and in the future.
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