TORONTO -- Back like he never left. Spencer Strider hadn’t toed a Major League mound in 376 days, his 2024 season ending after just two starts due to elbow surgery. As Strider finished rehab and a ...

Flame-throwing starting pitcher Spencer Strider is close to return from injury. But despite a fantastic rehab start, there could be some cause for concern. The Braves are now getting closer to ...

But the fans all have an eye on the news back in Georgia. Grant McAuley from 92.9 The Game reported that Braves ace Spencer Strider is making a rehab start as the next step in his elbow injury ...

Ace impressed in his first rehab start, flashing elite velocity and strikeout stuff as he works his way back to the rotation. Spencer Strider took a major step toward rejoining the Atlanta Braves ...

In Spencer Strider's first spring start, he mowed down opposing hitters seeming at will. The fastball was live, the slider was diving away from swinging bats, and he certainly did not look like a guy ...

As for guys like Spencer Strider, they are trying to get back to good after missing time due to injury. The Atlanta Braves right-hander missed all but two starts last season with an elbow injury.

To the delight of all those around Braves baseball, Spencer Strider’s stuff was as nasty as ever in his much-anticipated spring debut on the mound this past Monday. The rocket-armed righty ...

Prior to tonight’s game, Atlanta Braves manager Brian Sniker provided updates to reporters on the timetable for the return of injured starting pitcher Spencer Strider and catcher Sean Murphy. Strider, ...

ATLANTA -- Spencer Strider struck out 13 batters in 5⅓ innings for Triple-A Gwinnett on Thursday in his second injury rehabilitation start and appears ready to return from elbow surgery to make ...