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Max Fried wasn’t listed among the Atlanta Braves’ probables for their upcoming series at home against the Philadelphia Phillies. Brian Snitker told Ben Ingram during pregame Sunday that Fried started developing a hot spot on his finger during his last start against the Phillies and they don’t want it to develop into a blister. The plan for now is for Fried to not go on the injured list.
What's known about Max Fried: He’s not going on the IL. Will ask Snit for specifics postgame.
— Justin Toscano (@JustinCToscano) September 17, 2023
But on the Braves Radio Network’s pregame show on Wed., Snit told @IngramRadio that Fried started developing a hot spot on his finger Tuesday. Braves didn't want a blister to develop.
With the division clinched, the Braves have no incentive to rush anyone back from any ailment. Fried missed about three months of action with a forearm strain. He has made eight starts since returning and has a 2.96 ERA and a 3.18 FIP in 45 2/3 innings.
UPDATE - Brian Snitker said after Sunday’s game that Fried will start one of the games in Washington.
Max Fried was pushed back because of the hot spot on his finger, Snit said. He’ll start a game in DC. The Braves caught it before it developed into a bad blister.
— Justin Toscano (@JustinCToscano) September 17, 2023
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