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Hurston Waldrep struggled in his second start as the Pirates pounced early, using a first-inning grand slam by Ryan O’Hearn to seize control and never look back in a 12-4 win over the Braves in Pittsburgh. Waldrep lasted 3.1 innings with seven earned runs, five walks and two homers allowed, while Atlanta’s offense managed only a few late runs. The result extends the Braves’ losing streak heading into the All-Star break.
The Atlanta Braves placed setup man Robert Suarez on the 15-day injured list with forearm tightness, retroactive to June 23, and recalled Hurston Waldrep from Triple-A Gwinnett to bolster the bullpen. Carlos Carrasco cleared waivers and elected free agency. Suarez is expected to miss the All-Star Break but should return in the second half, and Waldrep is likely to debut as a multi-inning reliever as he builds back up after elbow surgery.
Braves went 1-4 in a rough week as Spencer Strider is set to meet with the same doctor who repaired his elbow, adding to starting-pitching concerns alongside Bryce Elder’s regression; meanwhile, Drake Baldwin and Eric Hartman homered in the minors during rehab, and Boston-Milwaukee notes about Cooper Pratt and other games surface.
Hurston Waldrep pitched a dominant 7-inning shutout with 7 strikeouts, leading the Atlanta Braves to a win against the Chicago White Sox in a rare low-scoring pitchers' duel, with the bullpen closing out the game.
This article provides weekly recommendations for fantasy baseball waiver wire pickups, highlighting players like Cristian Javier returning to the Astros rotation, Hurston Waldrep's improved performance with the Braves, and various hitters and pitchers available in leagues with under 40% rostered players, aiming to help fantasy managers optimize their teams.
The latest Rotoworld Fantasy Baseball Waiver Wire column highlights the return of Henry Davis to the majors for Pittsburgh, the emergence of Mark Vientos in New York, a recent turnaround for Spencer Arrighetti with Houston, and the potential arrival of Braves top pitching prospect Hurston Waldrep. Each player is analyzed for their recent performances and potential fantasy value, making them worthy of consideration for speculative roster spots in deeper mixed leagues.
The latest Rotoworld Fantasy Baseball Waiver Wire column highlights the return of Henry Davis to the majors, Mark Vientos' hot streak with the Mets, Spencer Arrighetti's recent turnaround for the Astros, and the potential MLB debut of Braves' top pitching prospect Hurston Waldrep. Each player is discussed in terms of their recent performances and potential fantasy value, making them worthy of consideration for speculative roster spots in deeper mixed leagues.
The Braves' minor league teams faced a tough Sunday with losses across the board, but standout performances included Hurston Waldrep's 11 strikeouts in his Triple-A debut for Gwinnett, Kevin Kilpatrick's four-hit game for Rome, and strong starts from Cade Kuehler and Riley Frey. Despite these individual successes, the teams struggled overall, with Gwinnett, Mississippi, Rome, and Augusta all falling short in their respective games.
Braves' Ronald Acuna undergoes MRI for knee discomfort but is expected to be ready for Opening Day, while pitcher Hurston Waldrep shows promise but struggles with command in spring debut. In other MLB news, the Giants remain interested in free agent Blake Snell, Vaughn Grissom is likely to miss Boston's Opening Day, and Wade Miley is taking it slow due to shoulder soreness.
AJ Smith-Shawver and Hurston Waldrep, top prospects for the Atlanta Braves, have both made it onto Fangraphs' top 100 list, with Smith-Shawver ranked 63rd and Waldrep ranked 85th. Despite some concerns about Smith-Shawver's performance at the upper levels, his potential is recognized due to his young age and limited experience. Waldrep, on the other hand, is seen as a promising talent with raw stuff, although his command issues pose a risk for a bullpen role. Both players are expected to play key roles in the Braves' future, with development being crucial for their success.
The Atlanta Braves have a promising wave of pitching prospects, including AJ Smith-Shawver and Hurston Waldrep, who could make an impact with the big-league team in 2024. The team's focus on developing young, hard-throwing right-handed pitchers with athleticism is paying off, as these prospects offer a potential solution to the team's pitching needs. Other notable prospects include Spencer Schwellenbach, Cade Kuehler, Owen Murphy, Cole Phillips, and JR Ritchie, who are all working their way up the ranks. While the Braves may still look to add proven starters through trades or free agency, the emergence of these young arms provides optimism for the team's pitching situation.
The Atlanta Braves selected right-hander Hurston Waldrep, a lifelong Braves fan, with the 24th overall pick in the MLB Draft. Waldrep, who pitched for the University of Florida, is known for his splitter and could potentially join the major league within the next few years. The Braves have a strong track record of developing pitching talent and believe Waldrep's splitter is already capable of getting outs at the major league level. In the second round, the Braves also selected right-hander Drue Hackenberg and righty Cade Kuehler, adding more pitching depth to their system.
The Atlanta Braves selected college pitcher Hurston Waldrep as their first-round pick in the MLB Draft. Braves assistant director of amateur scouting, Ronit Shah, praised Waldrep's athleticism and power stuff, highlighting his impressive offspeed pitches, particularly his splitter. The team had been following Waldrep since high school and considered him the best player available when their pick came up. The Braves trust their scouting process and believe Waldrep has the potential to be a successful pitcher at the big league level.
The Atlanta Braves surprised many by selecting right-handed pitcher Hurston Waldrep with the 24th overall pick in the 2023 MLB Draft. Waldrep, a college arm from the University of Florida, was projected to go higher but dropped to the Braves. Despite some command and delivery issues, Waldrep possesses a quartet of potential above-average to plus pitches, making him an intriguing addition to the Braves' pitching depth.
The Florida Gators defeated Oral Roberts 5-4 in the College World Series, thanks to home runs from Ty Evans, Josh Rivera, and Luke Heyman, and another impressive performance from starter Hurston Waldrep. The Golden Eagles refused to go away and cut the lead to a run in the bottom of the ninth inning, but Gators reliever Cade Fisher retired Jacob Godman on a fly ball to center fielder Michael Robertson on the game's final pitch, allowing the Gators to take a deep breath and know they have two days off before their next game.