SPENCER STRIDER #99 - PITCHER - ATLANTA BRAVES
4-2  W-L  •
1.36  WHIP  •
5.31  ERA 
#99 - PITCHER - ATLANTA BRAVES
4-2 W-L
1.36 WHIP
5.31 ERA
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Walt Weiss provides updates on Spencer Strider, Hurston Waldrep and that weird balk call Strider still has a long way to go before returning but the door apparently isn’t closed yet.
AUGUST 10 • BATTERYPOWER.COM
Braves Provide Hopeful Update on Spencer Strider, Hurston Waldrep It's far from guaranteed, but there is some hope that the Atlanta Braves could get two injured arms back this season
AUGUST 10 • SI.COM
Cleared to start throwing again Atlanta manager Walt Weiss said Monday that Strider (elbow) will begin a throwing progression this week, Chad Bishop of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.
Impact Mark Bowman of MLB.com previously reported Aug. 1 that Strider's locker at Truist Park was recently cleared out, which appeared to signal that Atlanta wasn't counting on the right-hander pitching again in 2026. However, with Strider having now been given the green light to start playing light catch, he now looks to have a chance at making it back on the mound before the end of the season. Strider, who has been on the shelf since June 13 due to right elbow inflammation, can't afford a setback during his throwing progression, as any hiccups would likely close the door on a return from the 60-day injured list. Given the time that he's missed, the 27-year-old will be in store for an extended buildup, and it's not a given that he'll be stretched out enough to handle a traditional starting role if/when he returns. Strider could still provide value to Atlanta as an opener or multi-inning weapon out of the bullpen down the stretch.
AUGUST 10 • ROTOWIRE

After coming up empty at the trade deadline, the Braves get sterling starts from Elder, Holmes

The Atlanta Braves faced plenty of criticism after they failed to pick up a top-line starting pitcher at the trade deadline
AUGUST 6 • Associated Press
Spencer Strider "likely" out for the rest of the season, per report It sure looks like Strider’s likely done for the season
AUGUST 2 • BATTERYPOWER.COM
Likely done for 2026 Strider (elbow) appears unlikely to pitch again during the 2026 season, Mark Bowman of MLB.com reports.
Impact After landing on the shelf June 13 due to right elbow inflammation, Strider met with Dr. Keith Meister two days later and was prescribed a month of rest. Though he was expected to be re-evaluated over the All-Star break, Atlanta hasn't provided a formal update on Strider's next steps. Bowman notes that Strider had his locker cleaned out during Atlanta's most recent homestand, a sign that the club isn't counting on the right-hander's return over the final two months of the season. Strider labored through his eight starts with Atlanta prior to going on the injured list, walking 12.8 percent of the batters he faced while pitching to a 5.31 ERA and 1.36 WHIP across 39 innings.
AUGUST 2 • ROTOWIRE
The Braves need to make one of these 4 trades with Spencer Strider's return in doubt Atlanta's injury-ravaged rotation has Alex Anthopoulos openly mulling a big swing. Where should he look at the trade deadline?
JULY 20 • FANSIDED.COM
Set for follow-up appointment Strider (elbow) will have a follow-up appointment with Dr. Keith Meister next week, and may also be scheduled for an MRI, Chad Bishop of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.
Impact The right-hander was originally shut down June 16 for a period of about four weeks after an initial MRI revealed no structural damage, so if his elbow checks out OK, Strider could begin a throwing program soon afterward. A return to the big-league roster in late August would seem to be the best-case scenario for Strider, but Atlanta manager Walt Weiss didn't sound optimistic when discussing the 2023 All-Star. "He's not close to being back here. Spencer's not even really on the radar right now," Weiss said Friday. Through just 39 innings this season, Strider has a 5.31 ERA, 1.36 WHIP and 46:20 K:BB.
JULY 18 • ROTOWIRE
Acuña nearing possible return on Braves' homestand; Schwellenbach, Strider still TBD ATLANTA -- Braves manager Walt Weiss thinks there’s at least a chance Ronald Acuña Jr. could return before this current homestand ends on Th...
JULY 17 • MLB.COM
Braves' Walt Weiss gives concerning Spencer Strider and Spencer Schwellenbach injury update | Sporting News The Atlanta Braves have been without Spencer Schwellenbach this entire season. Spencer Strider has been out of the rotation for over a month...
JULY 17 • SPORTINGNEWS.COM
Braves get worrying Spencer Strider, Spencer Schwellenbach injury updates | Sporting News There is real concern about the "Spencers" pitching again for the Braves this season.
JULY 17 • SPORTINGNEWS.COM

MLB Second-Half Storylines: 10 Big Questions That Will Shape The Stretch Run

With only seven teams more than four games out of a playoff spot, there’s plenty to watch for as the second half gets underway.
JULY 16 • FOX SPORTS
MLB Second-Half Storylines: 10 Big Questions That Will Shape The Stretch Run

2026 MLB Power Rankings: Where Every Team Stands Entering The All-Star Break

Kyle Schwarber and the Phillies have powered their way into our top five as they prepare to host the MLB All-Star Game on Tuesday.
JULY 13 • FOX SPORTS
2026 MLB Power Rankings: Where Every Team Stands Entering The All-Star Break
The youngest pitcher in MLB might just be the Braves' next star The steady drumbeat of Spring Training headlines became hard to ignore: Another promising young player was making waves for Atlanta. This is...
JUNE 30 • MLB.COM
Braves trade deadline priority changed after Spencer Strider injury news | Sporting News The Braves have a very clear trade deadline need right now.
JUNE 18 • SPORTINGNEWS.COM

Arraez hits homer and drives in 4 as Whisenhunt and Giants beat Braves 7-5 to sweep doubleheader

San Francisco hit three homers in the second inning, including a two-run shot by Luis Arraez, Carson Whisenhunt won a matchup of rookie starting pitchers and the Giants held off th...
JUNE 18 • Associated Press
Spencer Strider gets moved to 60-day IL See ya later, Strider. Hopefully things will be better in 60 days.
JUNE 17 • BATTERYPOWER.COM
Transferred to 60-day IL Atlanta transferred Strider (elbow) to the 60-day injured list Wednesday.
Impact Strider landed on the 15-day IL on June 13 with right elbow inflammation and it was later deemed that he would be shut down for at least four weeks. Although the 27-year-old avoided any structural damage to his elbow, Atlanta made the decision to transfer him to the 60-day IL in order to make room on the 40-man roster for Carlos Carrasco. Strider has only appeared in eight games this season for Atlanta after having the start of his season delayed due to an oblique injury that sidelined him until May 3.
JUNE 17 • ROTOWIRE
Braves named best fit for $32M 2x Cy Young winner as rotation falters amid Spencer Strider injury | Sporting News The Braves are in dire need of a starter or two. ESPN's Jeff Passan has just labeled them the best fit for the biggest name on the market.
JUNE 17 • SPORTINGNEWS.COM
Braves predicted to trade for $115M former Cy Young winner in move to fill Spencer Strider void | Sporting News The Braves are in dire need of a starter with the same caliber stuff as Spencer Strider. This deal gets them a much needed veteran presence...
JUNE 17 • SPORTINGNEWS.COM
Braves-Red Sox trade pitch sends Cy Young arm to Atlanta in urgent fix amid Spencer Strider injury | Sporting News The Braves are in dire need of another starter after Spencer Strider's injury. In this trade they land a very reliable veteran that can imme...
JUNE 16 • SPORTINGNEWS.COM
Spencer Strider injury update: Braves reveal plan for $75M star after orthopedic surgeon consultation Atlanta Braves pitcher Spencer Strider will miss at least four weeks of action, the team announced on Monday, after tests revealed inflammation in his right elbow.
JUNE 16 • SPORTSKEEDA.COM
Braves receive sobering Tarik Skubal trade update following Spencer Strider elbow injury | Sporting News Spencer Strider will be out for over a month meaning the Braves are going to need pitching. Tarik Skubal has been a name of interest, but it...
JUNE 16 • SPORTINGNEWS.COM
What's Next After Braves Receive Injury Prognosis for Spencer Strider The Atlanta Braves are set to be without starter Spencer Strider for an extending period after his injury prognosis came out on Monday
JUNE 15 • SI.COM

Braves' Spencer Strider shut down for 4 weeks because of inflammation in his right elbow

Atlanta Braves right-hander Spencer Strider will be shut down from throwing for four weeks
JUNE 15 • Associated Press
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