Braves scratch Reynaldo López from start due to knee inflammation
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 1, 2026, 11:36 PM
Last updated Aug 1, 2026
Atlanta Braves pitcher Reynaldo López has been scratched from his scheduled start against the Washington Nationals on August 1 due to left knee inflammation. His injury could complicate the Braves' plans as they are pursuing additional pitching depth ahead of the August 3 trade deadline. Martín Pérez will now take the mound for the Braves in López's place. The team, currently leading the NL East, has been linked to possible negotiations for New York Mets pitcher Freddy Peralta and Robbie Ray, as they aim to enhance their rotation for a postseason run.
- •Reynaldo López is sidelined with left knee inflammation.
- •Martín Pérez will start in place of López against the Nationals.
- •The Braves are seeking pitching help ahead of the trade deadline.
- •Freddy Peralta and Robbie Ray are candidates for the Braves' rotation.
- •The trade deadline is set for August 3.
- 11:36 PMYahoo Sports — Braves’ Reynaldo Lopez injury could impact trade deadline plans
"Atlanta Braves pitcher Reynaldo López has been scratched from his start on Saturday, potentially altering the Braves' trade deadline plans.
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