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The Atlanta Braves defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 6-2 in a winner-take-all Wild Card Series Game 3, advancing to the National League Division Series. The Braves, who had lost Game 2 despite a strong performance from Tyler Mahle, relied on a starting appearance by Ray Kerr and a strong bullpen to secure the victory. This marks the Braves' first win in a single-elimination game since 1996.
The Atlanta Braves lost Game 2 of the NL Wild Card Series to the Philadelphia Phillies, forcing a winner-take-all Game 3. Tyler Mahle pitched seven innings of one-run ball despite an abdominal injury, but the bullpen collapsed in the eighth and tenth innings. Manager Walt Weiss confirmed Mahle was a game-time decision and defended his bullpen choices.
The Atlanta Braves defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 5-3 in Game 1 of the NL Wild Card Series, securing a decisive lead in the best-of-three matchup. Austin Riley hit a three-run home run in the eighth inning to seal the victory, while pitcher Tyler Mahle delivered a strong performance. A win in Game 2 would eliminate the Phillies from October baseball.
Tyler Mahle will start for Atlanta as they try to tighten the NL East race against Philadelphia, which scratched Jesus Luzardo with shoulder soreness. The Phillies used five relievers in an 11-inning win Friday, so the Braves expect to jump on patchy innings and back Mahle with early run support, while Mahle continues to lean on a two-pitch mix to keep hitters off balance.
The Braves’ 2026 trade deadline yielded mixed results: Lane Thomas (plus Bailey Falter) brings speed and left-handed hitting potential (Grade B-), Tyler Mahle offers rotation depth (C+), and Brent Suter adds bullpen depth (C), with other moves serving as depth pieces; however, the club did not land a true ace and faces a rotation gap with Reynaldo López on the IL and Spencer Strider likely done for the year, keeping Atlanta strong but with clear pitching needs.
Atlanta acquired right-hander Tyler Mahle from the San Francisco Giants for right-hander Anthony Molina in a low-risk MLB Trade Deadline move. Mahle, 32, owns a 5.13 ERA this season but has shown improvement since returning from a hamstring injury, providing the Braves a back-end rotation option without major prospect cost. The Giants, not contending this year, shed salary and added a younger arm in Molina. The Athletic grades the swap modestly: Braves C+ and Giants C.
The San Francisco Giants traded right-hander Tyler Mahle to the Atlanta Braves for 24-year-old reliever Anthony Molina ahead of the 2026 MLB trade deadline. Mahle posted a 5.13 ERA in 18 starts this season, while Molina has MLB experience with the Rockies and Braves and attended Gwinnett this season before being optioned to Triple-A Sacramento once the deal became official.
The Atlanta Braves acquired Tyler Mahle from the San Francisco Giants in exchange for reliever Anthony Molina, adding mid-rotation depth behind Chris Sale as Atlanta navigates multiple rotation injuries. Mahle has been healthy this year but carries an injury history (Tommy John in 2023, past shoulder issues) and enters with a 5.13 ERA over 18 starts (3.79 ERA in his last seven), after a one-year, $10M contract with SF. The move is a depth addition to stabilize the rotation rather than a blockbuster upgrade.
The Texas Rangers placed pitcher Tyler Mahle on the 15-day injured list due to shoulder fatigue and recalled Kumar Rocker to start in his place, amid ongoing injury issues affecting their starting rotation. Mahle's recent shoulder discomfort and workload raise concerns, especially given his history of shoulder injuries and recent Tommy John surgery, leaving the team to rely on a makeshift rotation during a busy schedule.
The Texas Rangers placed rookie left fielder Evan Carter on the injured list due to a stress reaction in his back, expecting him to miss about a month. Meanwhile, Tyler Mahle is progressing in his recovery from Tommy John surgery and could debut post-All-Star Break. Cody Bradford and Justin Foscue are also making strides in their recoveries, with Foscue starting a rehab assignment.
The Texas Rangers' offseason plans for building a strong starting pitching rotation have hit a snag with Max Scherzer undergoing surgery for a herniated disk in his lower back, which is expected to keep him out until June or July. The team recently signed Tyler Mahle, who is recovering from Tommy John surgery and may be available in the second half of the season. The Rangers are also considering Clayton Kershaw, who is recovering from surgery, but his decision between the Dodgers and Rangers is still pending. The team is looking to reinforce their rotation for the start of the year, but budget constraints and complications with cable TV rights are adding challenges to their offseason plans.
The Texas Rangers have signed starting pitcher Tyler Mahle to a two-year deal worth $22 million, with potential performance bonuses. Mahle, who previously played for the Cincinnati Reds and Minnesota Twins, has shown promise when healthy and is expected to return from Tommy John surgery around the All-Star Break in 2024. This signing adds depth to the Rangers' rotation for the latter part of the season, alongside Jacob deGrom's potential return.
The Texas Rangers have signed pitcher Tyler Mahle to a two-year contract. Mahle, who previously played for the Minnesota Twins, is expected to miss part of the 2024 season due to rehabbing from Tommy John surgery. The deal is worth $22 million with an additional $5 million in potential bonuses based on his 2025 innings tally. Mahle had shown promise as a mid-rotation starter during his time with the Cincinnati Reds, with a 3.93 ERA in 332 innings pitched.
The Cincinnati Reds defeated the St. Louis Cardinals with the help of new stars Jose Barrero and Delino DeShields Jr. DeShields scored from first on Spencer Steer's double, while Barrero rifled a fastball to score Matt McLain. Pitcher Abbott pitched 5 2/3 scoreless innings in his second career start, and Luke Maile had a pair of doubles and drove in three runs for the Reds.
Minnesota Twins pitcher Tyler Mahle will undergo season-ending Tommy John surgery after only making nine starts with the team due to injury. Mahle was diagnosed with an impingement in the rear of his right elbow and a flexor pronator strain, but a second opinion revealed that his ulnar collateral ligament had loosened to the point of destabilizing his arm. The Twins traded three Top 30 prospects to the Reds to acquire Mahle at last season’s Trade Deadline, but have built up enough quality depth to weather his absence.