Spencer Strider Shines in First Rehab Start with Six Strikeouts
Spencer Strider Shines in First Rehab Start with Six Strikeouts

Spencer Strider Shines in First Rehab Start with Six Strikeouts

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Spencer Strider made a strong return in his first rehab start for Triple-A Gwinnett, striking out six batters while allowing one earned run on two hits over three innings. This outing comes as he recovers from an internal brace procedure on his right elbow that he underwent in April 2024. Strider's performance included 60 pitches, with 41 being strikes, and his fastball averaged 95.9 mph, showcasing his elite velocity. Despite an early run scored against him, he displayed dominant stuff, generating a whiff rate of 48% against opposing hitters. The Braves plan for Strider to complete at least two more rehab starts before activating him from the injured list, aiming for his return to the major league rotation by mid-to-late April. Fans can expect him to be a key asset upon his return, as he previously led the National League in strikeouts and had a breakout season in 2022.

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