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Strider looks ready for prime time with no-hit rehab outing

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On the same day the Braves notched their first win of the 2025 season -- a welcome sight after an 0-7 start -- they also got good news from their Triple-A affiliate, as ace righty Spencer Strider took another big step on the road back from elbow surgery. Strider looked

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fanrecap.com

Strider’s Return Imminent After Dominant Rehab Start

The Atlanta Braves are grappling with a rough beginning to the 2025 season, capturing only one win out of their initial eight games. They find themselves at the bottom of the NL East standings, with their only victory coming as a resounding 10-0 triumph over the Miami Marlins. Despite the challenging start, the Braves’ fortunes may soon improve, thanks to the anticipated return of star pitcher Spencer Strider. David O’Brien from The Athletic rep…

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Braves reveal their plan for Spencer Strider and Sean Murphy

While Spencer Schwellenbach electrified the Truist Park crowd in the Braves home opener, Spencer Strider was a few miles down the road making his second rehab start for the Gwinnett Stripers. The hard-throwing right-hander was equally as impressive as Schwellenbach, finishing 5.1 innings on just 75 pitches, allowing no hits, no runs, and striking out eight. It was so good, there seemed to be a chance the Braves could activate Spencer Strider to …

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