Spencer Strider shut down from throwing for a month
Batterypower.com • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 15, 2026, 7:12 PM
Last updated Jun 15, 2026

Spencer Strider has been instructed to stop throwing for a month following an MRI of his right elbow. The Atlanta Braves pitcher experienced discomfort after exiting a game on June 15. Initial reports suggest the situation could be less severe than feared, alleviating concerns for the Braves' rotation moving forward. Strider's recovery timeline will be monitored to determine the next steps for his return to the mound.
- •MRI of Strider's elbow showed encouraging results.
- •Strider left the game on June 15 due to discomfort.
- •He will not throw for one month during recovery.
- •Braves look to manage pitching staff amid injuries.
- 7:12 PMBatterypower.com — UPDATE: Spencer Strider is shut down from throwing for a month - Battery Power
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