Spencer Strider will not start against the Mets this weekend as the Braves adjust their rotation amid his ongoing struggles.

Spencer Strider is a different pitcher now. He could still be great but the current way forward clearly ain’t it.

The 2025 season has been one to forget for the Atlanta Braves, as their 56-68 record entering Monday's action would suggest. Spencer Strider's struggles are onl

Atlanta Braves starting pitcher Spencer Strider will have his spot in the rotation skipped. That means, Strider won't make his scheduled start against the New York Mets this weekend. This doesn't come as a shock given how horrible Strider has been lately.

The Braves lost to the White Sox 13-9 in Monday’s series opener, snapping a season-long winning streak that started with victories in New York and continued in Cleveland.

Back in the spring, there was so much optimism around Spencer Strider. Sure, he was coming back from serious elbow surgery, but that didn't seem to matter once we saw him back on the mound. On March 18,

Spencer Strider certainly wasn’t feeling good after allowing career-high-tying totals in runs (eight) and home runs (three) in a 13-5 loss to the Mets on Tuesday night at Citi Field. But his thoughts about this ugly four-inning outing were far more optimistic than expected.

Atlanta Braves pitcher Spencer Strider suffers career-worst outing as Brewers complete a sweep, raising questions about pitching and future.

The Inside the Lines team is up over 57 units on its nightly MLB home run bets and has also revealed its top MLB player props for Monday

The Atlanta Braves have been playing better of late. If it weren’t for their lamentable start, these games in late August would mean more.