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Game Date:
06/21/2017
7:35pm EST
Lines:
San Francisco -1.5
Atlanta +1.5
Total:
Over
8.5 (+100)
Under 8.5 (-120)
Community Picks: San Francisco Giants 0% vs Atlanta Braves 0%
San Francisco Giants and Atlanta Braves Thread
Team Tweets & News Articles
The Atlanta Braves set the world on fire on Tuesday. With first baseman Freddie Freeman 4-6 weeks away from returning from a broken wrist, manager Brian Snitker said that they’d consider moving Freeman to third base once he returned so fill-in first baseman Matt Adams could continue to play. The Braves acquired Adams from the St. Louis Cardinals in late May, just a few days after a pitch broke Freeman’s wrist. Continue to Article
June 21, 2017 11:38:am EST
San Francisco Giants reliever Derek Law was optioned to the minors on Tuesday, a day after facing six batters without getting an out in the series opener against the Atlanta Braves. The Giants recalled right-hander Kyle Crick from Triple-A Sacramento, giving the former first-round draft pick his initial taste of the big leagues. Law came on in the eighth inning Monday night with the Giants trailing 3-0, two runners aboard and two outs. Continue to Article
June 20, 2017 6:56:pm EST
ATLANTA (AP) -- Bartolo Colon's return to the Atlanta Braves' rotation has been put on hold.
Colon was scheduled to start Wednesday against San Francisco after coming off the 10-day disabled list with what was described as a strained oblique muscle.
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June 20, 2017 5:36:pm EST
Jen Hidinger, spokesperson and one of the founding members of the Atlanta nonprofit The Giving Kitchen (TGK), got a surprise Monday from the Atlanta Braves Foundation. Each year, the Braves Foundation recognizes five Atlanta individuals or nonprofits as heroes for their contributions to the community. On Monday, Hidinger received a Community Hero Award for her work as the public face and chief messenger for TGK from the foundation which also included a check in the amount of $5,000 for the nonprofit. Continue to Article
June 20, 2017 8:23:am EST
San Francisco Giants pitcher Hunter Strickland began serving a six-game suspension Monday for brawling with Bryce Harper after his appeal was denied by Major League Baseball. Strickland plunked Harper on the right hip with a 98 mph fastball, igniting an eighth-inning fight that ended with Strickland being dragged to the Giants dugout by several teammates. John McHale Jr., a special assistant to baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred, denied Strickland's appeal, which means the pitcher will miss all four games of a series set to begin Monday in Atlanta against the Braves, as well as the first two games of a weekend series in San Francisco against the New York Mets. Continue to Article
June 19, 2017 6:46:pm EST
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