The Atlanta Braves have opted for organizational depth over a bullpen game by selecting Nathan Wiles as a starter for their game, replacing Spencer Strider who is on the IL with a hamstring injury. Wiles, acquired from the Rays and having made three impressive starts in Triple-A with a 0.64 ERA, underscores the Braves' strategy of adapting to injuries. Meanwhile, they optioned RHP Michael Petersen and released RHP Amos Willingham to adjust their pitching roster, emphasizing the team's dynamic management during the season.
The Atlanta Braves selected RHP Nathan Wiles for a spot start, showcasing their depth amid injuries, particularly with Spencer Strider on the IL.
Nathan Wiles has impressive Triple-A numbers with a 0.64 ERA and a 27.8% strikeout rate, indicating he may be ready for the major league challenge.
Michael Petersen, after a brief stint in the majors, will return to Triple-A, while the Braves also released RHP Amos Willingham to manage their roster.
The Bravesâ decision to call up Wiles reflects their strategic depth and adaptability, especially after acquiring him from the Rays during spring training.
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