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Latest Reynaldo López Rehab Start Has Him About Ready for Return to Braves (opens the original)
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Reynaldo López cleared a key benchmark in his latest rehab start. The Atlanta Braves' right-hander pitched five scoreless innings, giving up two hits and two walks while striking out six. His pitch count is up to 93 pitches, 53 of which were thrown for strikes. From this standpoint, he is stretched out enough to be activated from the injured list. Another important note is that his fastball velocity averaged 92.8 mph during his latest start. It's up from his last start, when his fastball average
Chris Sale Reflects on Braves Shutout, Emotional Night (opens the original)
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Through eight innings, Chris Sale was at 96 pitches and had held the Los Angeles Dodgers scoreless throughout. Atlanta Braves manager Walt Weiss had a big choice to make: send him back out or turn to closer Raisel Iglesias, who was warming up. In the end, it was a quick and easy call. "I just told Walt I got this one, and you know, tonight it worked out," Sale said. After a chaotic ninth inning with a review, a couple of baserunners, and a need for Sale to throw warm-up pitches in between to sta
Braves Prospect Round-Up: 2026 First-Rounder Thriving Early (opens the original)
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The Atlanta Braves continue to roll, and so is their talent down in the minor leagues. Propsects are further refining their crafts, and proving they belong right where they are. Here is the latest of the Braves Prospect Round-Up. Each time, we take a look at three prospects who have earned a shoutout. One of the latest additions to the system's prospect pool has hit the ground running in his professional career. He comes from one of the names that didn't necessarily generate as much of the hype
Ha-Seong Kim's Hard Work Rewarded as Braves Walk-Off Dodgers (opens the original)
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Just like that, the moment everyone expected arrived. Shortstop Ha-Seong Kim delivered off the bench for the Atlanta Braves to walk it off in the bottom of the ninth against the Los Angeles Dodgers, 6-5. The stage was set in cinematic fashion. There was no designated hitter, so manager Walt Weiss had to go to the bench for a bat in place of reliever Victor Mederos. It was between Kim and Dominic Smith, who has also had a heroic moment this season. Weiss opted for the matchup with the right-hande
Braves Prospect Cam Caminiti Delivers Career Outing for High-A Rome (opens the original)
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Cam Caminiti continues to build up hype down in the minor leagues, and his latest start proved to be a career-best so far. The Atlanta Braves' top prospect struck out 14 batters over 6 2/3 innings. It's the first time in his professional career that he struck out double-digit batters and was also the first time he recorded an out in the seventh inning. After spending the first couple of months of the season ironing out a new pitch and working through some growing paings, he's gotten a handle on
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