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The Atlanta Braves will continue their road trip Tuesday night when they will begin a three-game series against the Miami Marlins. Atlanta took three of four from Miami last week in Atlanta, but the Marlins have won four-straight since.
Tuesday - Bryce Elder vs. Sandy Alcantara
Wednesday - Kyle Wright vs. Braxton Garrett
Thursday - Max Fried vs. Jesus Luzardo
Atlanta survived a quixotic Dylan Dodd start and Ronald Acuña Jr. leaving after fouling a ball off his knee for a third straight win
With Michael Harris II out after hurting his knee and a lefty on the mound, it’s Kevin Pillar’s turn to patrol that cavernous outfield.
Dodd was very good in his debut, then very bad in his second start. What will Thursday afternoon bring?
Wright left Wednesday’s start with shoulder soreness
The Braves will bring rookie Dylan Dodd up from Gwinnett for Thursday’s game in Miami.
Offensive firepower overshadowed by unfortunate injuries
Harris exits after stumbling over the first base bag in the sixth inning.
Wright exited during the third inning.
Braves make minor tweak to rotation schedule.
Atlanta looking to win series off the arm of Wright
Acuña takes home his second career Player of the Month honor.
The Marlins got after Elder in Atlanta, so Elder got after the Marlins in Miami. His seven shutout innings helped to make sure the Braves returned to the win column.
The divisional road trip for the Braves continues onto Miami
Acuña missed what was essentially the entire second half of yesterday's doubleheader after he got hit by a pitch. Fortunately, he's right back in the lineup today.
Bryce Elder did not have a good start against Miami in his last outing. Now he's got an opportunity to set the record straight in a rematch.
The Braves series win over the Mets was a nice start to the week.
Atlanta heads to Miami for a rematch with the Marlins.
Acuña was hit in the left shoulder area.