According to Breeds Manager Brian Snightker, Atlanta Braves Right-Handed Pitchcar AJ Smith-Shever started on Thursday with a right elbow injury, as he “felt pop”, according to Braves Manager Brian Snightker.
In the first game of Doubleheader, in the third innings of 5-4 road losses for Philadelphia Philips, Smith-Shever was killed by a withdrawal from Bryson Stot’s bat in his right ankle. After throwing the warm -up pitch, the turner remained in the right game before winning a flyout for the turner.
“You ever hear those words when they describe the agony and” I feel something pop, “so it is usually not real good,” said the snoutker. “But we have got to see it first.”
Smith-Shever was sent back to Atlanta for additional testing. He was moving towards 3.67 ERA on Thursday, which included a 3–0 record of 3–0, which had a 3–0 record with 3.27 ERA when he started the last six.
He conceded two runs on three hits in 2 2/3 innings of a no-decision.
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