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The Atlanta Braves will continue their homestand Tuesday night when they begin a brief two-game series against the Boston Red Sox. The Braves are an NL best 24-11 on the season and currently hold a seven-game lead over the New York Mets in the NL East standings. The Red Sox are 21-15 and have won eight of their last nine games.
Tuesday - Charlie Morton vs. Nick Pivetta
Wednesday - TBA vs. Brayan Bello
Braves drop Wednesday’s game against Boston.
The Braves rallied late, but the Red Sox answered for a 5-2 win.
Lee will serve as an opener Wednesday.
Atlanta will go with a bullpen game in the series finale, with Dylan Lee to start
Michael Tonkin is having success in a way that not many pitchers execute.
Shawn Coleman is joined by Stephen Tolbert to break down Tuesday’s Max Fried news and all the fallout from it.
Sean Murphy can't stop hitting and he won't stop hitting.
Max Fried is hoping that he caught his forearm injury early and avoided a possible serious situation
Masataka Yoshida is rolling into town on a heater with Boston. The Red Sox will also have to deal with Sean Murphy, who’s also been on a heater lately.
Another blow to Atlanta’s rotation
A positive off day for the Braves.
Boston comes in having won eight of its last nine games.
Murphy leads MLB in fWAR and finished second in fWAR (to an AL player) in the first week of May
The Braves’ righty is doing something special, but it’s unclear if it’s propping him up
Now that he's had a normal offseason to prepare and recover, Ronald Acuña Jr.'s level of play has returned to the stratospheric level it was at when he got injured in 2021.
The Braves are getting another key player back with the return of Travis d’Arnaud