Braves Injured Pitchers Update

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Depleted Braves acquire pitcher Carlos Carrasco from Yankees

Braves put Grant Holmes on injured list and acquire pitcher Erick Fedde in trade with Cardinals

Every member of Atlanta's opening-day rotation is injured, so the Braves swung a trade Sunday to bring in a new starter. Atlanta acquired right-hander Erick Fedde and cash from the St. Louis Cardinals for a player to be named or cash.

Sports Illustrated on MSN · 1d

Braves Acquire Starting Pitcher From Cardinals Amid Slew of Injuries

Fedde will step in as a much-needed starter who is ready to be deployed immediately. As it stands, Atlanta's starting pitchers currently on the injured list include Grant Holmes, Chris Sale, Spencer Schwellenbach, Reynaldo Lopez and AJ Smith-Shawver. All three of Holmes, Sale and Schwellenbach went down with injuries this month.

NBC Sports on MSN · 1d

Depleted Braves acquire pitcher Carlos Carrasco from Yankees for cash considerations

NEW YORK — The New York Yankees traded veteran pitcher Carlos Carrasco to the depleted Atlanta Braves on Monday for cash considerations.

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Grant Holmes joins 4 other Braves Opening Day starting pitchers on IL

Grant Holmes went down with an injury on Saturday, adding to the Braves' nightmare list of pitching ailments this season.

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Snitker Pushes Importance of Injured Braves Pitchers Returning This Season

The Atlanta Braves manager argued that when a pitcher returns shouldn't be decided by a team's postseason outlook ...

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution1d

Pitching-thin Braves patch rotation with another trade

KANSAS CITY, Missouri — The Braves’ attempts to patch their decimated pitching rotation continued Monday, as the team acquired pitcher Carlos Carrasco from the New York Yankees. The Yankees sent ...

Yahoo! Sports27d

Braves hit with another brutal pitcher injury right after Chris Sale

Braves starting pitcher Spencer Schwellenbach has suffered a fractured right elbow and has been placed on the 15-day injured list, according to MLB.com’s Mark Bowman.

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