Braves News: Spencer Strider solid, Reynaldo Lopez struggles, and more
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Braves News: Spencer Strider solid, Reynaldo Lopez struggles, and more
"In North Port, Strider faced a lineup full of Boston Red Sox minor leaguers. He threw five innings and surrendered a run. His fastball touched 96MPH, but he stayed around 93-95MPH."
"In Fort Myers, Reynaldo López and the Braves took on the Boston Red Sox, where they fell 4-3. López tossed a long 3.2 innings, giving up three runs on five hits. He walked two and struck out six."
"As Opening Day nears, the Braves will likely feel encouraged by Strider's steady progress while hoping López can sharpen his command in his final exhibition outings."
The Atlanta Braves evaluated their pitching depth during spring training games on Tuesday. Spencer Strider pitched five innings against Boston Red Sox minor leaguers in North Port, allowing one run with his fastball reaching 96 MPH. Reynaldo López pitched 3.2 innings in Fort Myers against the Red Sox, surrendering three runs on five hits while walking two and striking out six in a 4-3 Braves loss. As Opening Day approaches, the team views Strider's performance positively while seeking improved command from López in remaining exhibition games. The Braves extended their uniform partnership with QUIKRETE through 2036 and signed left-hander Kyle Nelson to a minor league deal.
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