“#Braves 3B Austin Riley felt lingering soreness from his abdominal strain when he worked out today. He’ll be checked out again by a doctor Wednesday, but it doesn’t look like he’ll return soon from IL,” wrote The Athletic’s David O’Brien.

“Pretty special player, and it’s cool that he got to pass Pete Rose there and had a great night doing it,” said Drake Baldwin, whose two-out, bases-loaded single in the eighth inning drove in Olson and Ronald Acuña Jr. with the final runs of a game the Braves trailed 10-4 after six innings.

Somewhere in the midst of their crazy 11-10 comeback win over the White Sox on Tuesday night at Truist Park, the Braves created more reason to be excited about what their offense might offer next year.

On Tuesday, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s Gabe Burns reported that Riley experienced renewed soreness in his abdomen during a workout and is not expected to be activated from the 10-day injured list anytime soon.

No self-respecting Atlanta Braves fan would sit here in August and tell you that this has been a fun 2025 season. Injuries have ravaged just about every part of

The Atlanta Braves third baseman's recovery appears to have hit a snag with an unideal update coming Tuesday afternoon

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I understand that he is really enjoying being a dad right now, but the Atlanta Braves need Chipper Jones to manage this club, or at least be their every day hit

Atlanta Braves Give Major Update on Ronald Acuña Jr.’s Injury originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The Atlanta Braves reinstated outfielder Ronald Acuña Jr. from the 10-day injured list on Thursday, ending a brief absence that highlighted the ongoing challenges of managing one of baseball’s most injury-prone stars.