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The Atlanta Braves lost 7-5 to the New York Mets in the season opener as Spencer Strider left early with right-arm soreness after his velocity dropped, allowing seven runs in just over three innings. JR Ritchie delivered five shutout innings in relief to stabilize the bullpen, but Atlanta’s rally fell short. The defeat extends the Braves’ slide, and Martin Perez is slated to start next game against an unspecified Mets pitcher.
Luis Severino left the Athletics’ game after 23 pitches due to arm soreness, with the team planning further tests and a likely 15-day IL stint; if needed, a Triple-A starter could be called up to fill the rotation as Oakland copes with injuries.
Arm soreness after a flu shot is common and temporary, caused by the body's inflammatory response as it builds immunity. To alleviate discomfort, apply a cold compress, consider OTC pain relievers (avoiding preemptive use), and rest. The minor soreness is a small price to pay for the protection against serious flu complications, and if severe allergic reactions occur, seek medical help immediately.
Shedeur Sanders, a Browns rookie quarterback, returned to practice after experiencing arm soreness, and he expressed gratitude for being back, emphasizing the importance of every practice rep in his ongoing competition for the starting quarterback position.
Shedeur Sanders is expected to fully participate in Browns practice on Day 10 after experiencing arm soreness during Saturday's drills, but he was able to participate in individual drills and is anticipated to be ready for full practice today.
Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders experienced arm soreness during training camp and was subsequently shut down from throwing activities for the day, limiting his participation to sprints with receivers and tight ends.
Browns rookie Shedeur Sanders missed Saturday's practice due to arm soreness, having only recently participated in team drills, while other quarterbacks like Kenny Pickett and Dillon Gabriel also had limited reps due to injuries.