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Braves' Schwellenbach Nears Return
1 Aug
Summary
- Spencer Schwellenbach is ramping up activities with hopes of September return.
- Ha-Seong Kim's rehab assignment has expired.
- Hurston Waldrep is being evaluated for arm discomfort.
Spencer Schwellenbach of the Atlanta Braves is making progress in his recovery, with the pitcher currently in Atlanta and participating in bullpen sessions. He is optimistic about a potential return to the mound in September, though he is still ramping up his baseball activities. The team will monitor his recovery closely.
Further updates from mlb.com include Ha-Seong Kim, whose rehabilitation assignment has now expired. Additionally, Hurston Waldrep is continuing to be evaluated after experiencing discomfort in his arm. These player statuses are under ongoing assessment.
In other Braves news, Bryce Elder delivered a strong performance in a 6-2 victory over the Washington Nationals. The team also announced its midseason prospect rankings, with outfielder Eric Hartman topping the list. Meanwhile, minor league affiliates had a productive day, scoring 44 combined runs.
On the MLB front, the Los Angeles Dodgers placed Brock Stewart on the injured list due to shoulder discomfort. The Baltimore Orioles have signed pitcher Yennier Cano to a two-year, $7.5 million contract extension.
