The Braves are below .500 and getting desperate. Comments from their ace Spencer Strider has the organization about to make an unhealthy decision. Atlanta Braves ace Spencer Strider started the 2025 ...

For the first time in 376 days, the most unhittable starting pitcher in MLB history climbed a big-league mound. In 2022 and 2023, the mustachioed hurler — who recorded his 500th career strikeout ...

Spencer Strider, the Atlanta Braves fireballer just 369 days removed from undergoing his second Tommy John reconstructive elbow surgery, was back on a major league mound – and making strikeout history ...

Atlanta Braves right-hander Spencer Strider was back on the mound at Truist Park for a regular season game Tuesday night for the first time since suffering his season-ending elbow injury last April.

Atlanta Braves starter Spencer Strider didn’t want to leave his Game 1 start in the National League Division Series against the Philadelphia Phillies. Strider was removed from the game as the Braves ...

NORTH PORT, Fla. — The customarily mustachioed Spencer Strider is sporting a full beard and two new tattoos this spring, including one with the word “Stoic” inside his left biceps. “I was bored,” the ...

The rivalry between the Atlanta Braves and Philadelphia Phillies intensified when Braves ace Spencer Strider became the focal point. Strider hit Bryce Harper with a fastball, forcing him to exit the ...

Spencer Strider cleared what could be his final major hurdle before returning to the Atlanta Braves rotation, pitching four innings of a simulated game at Truist Park on Wednesday afternoon. The ...

The Braves’ starting rotation took a big hit on Saturday. All-Star Spencer Strider underwent an MRI exam Saturday that showed damage to the ulnar collateral ligament in the righty’s pitching elbow, ...

Spencer Strider is back to pitching for the Atlanta Braves, and he’s already fired up. In an intense matchup between the Mets and Strider, he put up a strong performance, but he also hit the headlines ...

Spencer Strider’s rise from Clemson standout to one of Major League Baseball’s most electric young pitchers happened fast. His 100 mph fastball and wipeout slider made him one of the most feared arms ...

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