Former Clemson star Spencer Strider entered the 2025 MLB season as a pivotal piece of the Atlanta Braves' rotation when healthy, expected to anchor the
Spencer Strider had another out-of-character night in the Atlanta Braves' 4-3 loss to the San Francisco Giants on Sunday. It was a slightly better six innings, allowing four runs - three of which were earned.
Smoke Clears at Oracle Park, but Braves Still Burned by Another Loss SAN FRANCISCO — The fire wasn’t on the field, but maybe it should have been. Just hours before Sunday’s series finale between the Atlanta Braves and San Francisco Giants, smoke poured from a concession stand inside Oracle Park, prompting an emergency evacuation.
As the saying goes, when it rains, it pours. The Atlanta Braves lost, yet again, by a run, 4-3, against the San Francisco Giants on Sunday. The Braves have suffered seven consecutive losses, including five straight by one run.
There’s no sugarcoating this one. That was the Atlanta Braves' worst loss of the season, and there’s no way around. This team started 0-7, and rock bottom managed to come two months later. The bats finally pulled through.
Coming into the offseason, the Braves had rotation concerns with Max Fried and Charlie Morton leaving in free agency as well as Spencer Strider returning from InternalBrace surgery.
It’s becoming dark in Atlanta very quickly, as the Braves fell again last night in their series opener with the Arizona Diamondbacks by a score of 8-3.
Spencer Strider will take another step in his return from injuries when the Atlanta Braves host the Arizona Diamondbacks on Tuesday in the opener of a three-game series.
The flames continue to be fanned following the beaning of Philadelphia Phillies first baseman Bryce Harper by Atlanta Braves starting pitcher Spencer Strider.
Tuesday's contest between the red-hot Philadelphia Phillies and Atlanta Braves generated another entry into the long-running drama between the Phillies, their fans and Braves pitcher Spencer Strider.
On Tuesday evening, the Atlanta Braves lost their second straight game with a 2-0 road defeat against their divisional rivals, the Philadelphia Phillies.
Pundits and fans alike called for the Atlanta Braves to make a major splash for their starting rotation this past offseason. The team didn't follow through, but MLB analyst John Smoltz still loves what Atlanta's rotation has to offer.
The Braves fell in the first game of a critical May series with the Philadelphia Phillies, but it was to no fault of Spencer Strider, who was making back-to-back starts at the major-league level for the first time in 14 months.
The Philadelphia Phillies defeated the Atlanta Braves 2-0 on Tuesday night at Citizens Bank Park, improving their MLB-best record to 35-19. Unfortunately, Philadelphia lost superstar first baseman Bryce Harper in the process.
The Atlanta Braves start their series against the Philadelphia Phillies with Spencer Strider taking the bump in the opener. He makes his third start of the season and looks to bounce back from a shakey return from the injured list.
While Spencer Strider and Ranger Suarez both got a late start to the season, they have experienced varying results thus far. Strider aims for his first win of the campaign Tuesday when the Atlanta Braves open a three-game road series against Suarez and the Philadelphia Phillies.
The Braves were hoping to continue their momentum with Spencer Strider making his highly anticipated return after suffering a Grade 1 hamstring strain.
Right-hander Spencer Strider will be on the mound when the Atlanta Braves open a three-game series at the Washington Nationals on Tuesday. Strider (0-1, 3.60 ERA) was activated from the 15-day injured list on Monday.
The Atlanta Braves reinstated right-hander Spencer Strider from the 15-day injured list on Monday. The former All-Star went on the IL on April 21 with a strained right hamstring after making just one appearance.
As expected, the Braves activated Spencer Strider from the IL ahead of their upcoming series with the Washington Nationals. He’ll start for the club on Tuesday.
Dodd has moved to the bullpen full time at Triple-A this year, however, and Mark Bowman of MLB.com reported on Sunday that right-hander Spencer Strider is actually the one who will take Elder’s spot in the rotation after he’s activated from the injured list on May 20.
Spencer Strider is back. That's the good news for the Atlanta Braves. The bad news, from Strider's perspective at least, is that he may need to ease himself back into MLB play.
After having won just two of their first 11 games the Atlanta Braves are in serious need of some positive news. They might be finally getting some with the imminent return of ace starting pitcher Spencer Strider.