Atlanta Braves outfielder Michael Harris II exited Thursday’s game in the seventh inning after experiencing left quad tightness. Fortunately, the move was only precautionary and Harris is expected to be on the lineup card tonight against the Philadelphia Phillies.
Harris had a huge series against the Washington Nationals, where he logged six hits, two of them leaving the ballpark. He also recorded six RBI and did not strike
out once. The Braves will hope he can carry that momentum into another strong performance this series.
More Braves News:
JR Ritchie’s MLB debut started horribly but shaped up to be spectacular. He went on to throw seven innings, allowed two runs, two walks, and struck out seven.
Tate Southisene knocked a leadoff homer during Wednesday’s GreenJackets game. More in the minor league recap.
MLB News:
The New York Mets placed shortstop Francisco Lindor on the 10-day injured list with a left calf strain. He is expected to miss a significant amount of time.
The Kansas City Royals have revealed plans for a new ballpark in downtown KC.
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