The Atlanta Braves face off against the New York Yankees in an exciting MLB matchup at Truist Park. Both teams have been performing well this season. The Braves, leading the National League East standings, boast an impressive record of 75-42. Meanwhile, the Yankees, sitting in the fifth position in the American League East, are determined to climb the ranks with their record of 60-58.
Braves vs Yankees: Battle of the Titans at Truist Park
Taking the mound for the Braves is their talented starting pitcher, Max Fried. With a record of 3-1 and an ERA of 2.50, Fried has been a reliable asset for the Braves rotation. On the other side, the Yankees will rely on Clarke Schmidt, who holds a record of 8-6 and an ERA of 4.23. Both pitchers will be keen to showcase their skills and lead their teams to victory.
This highly anticipated game is scheduled for Monday, August 14th at 7:20 PM ET. Fans can tune in to watch the action unfold on the MLB Network.
Exciting Matchup to Watch Out For
– Keep an eye on the Braves Ronald Acuna Jr., who leads the team with an impressive batting average of .337. His powerful presence in right field and ability to create scoring opportunities make him a force to be reckoned with.
– The Yankees’ DJ LeMahieu, although dealing with a calf injury, is known for his remarkable versatility and consistent performance at the plate. His presence in the lineup can greatly impact the outcome of the game.
Injuries
Atlanta Braves: RP Jesse Chavez (Shin, D60), RP Dylan Lee (Shoulder, D60), CF Sam Hilliard (Heel, D10), RP Tyler Matzek (Elbow, D60), 2B Ehire Adrianza (Elbow, D60), SP Kyle Wright (Shoulder, D60), SP Kolby Allard (Shoulder, D60), RP Daysbel Hernández (Forearm, D15), RP Nick Anderson (Shoulder, D60), SP Huascar Ynoa (Elbow, D60).
New York Yankees: 3B Josh Donaldson (Calf, D60), 3B DJ LeMahieu (Calf, Day-to-Day), RP Scott Effross (Elbow, D60), RP Ryan Weber (Forearm, D60), SP Luis Gil (Elbow, D60), SP Carlos Rodón (Hamstring, D15), SP Frankie Montas (Shoulder, D60), C Jose Trevino (Wrist, D60), 1B Anthony Rizzo (Concussion, D10), SP Nestor Cortes (Shoulder, D15), RP Lou Trivino (Elbow, D60).
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