Ronald Acuña Jr. returns, yu darvish on the return

Atlanta, GA. (Atlanta News First) – The Atlanta Braves opens a series with three games against the San Diego Padres on Friday and marked the fourth out of 15 regular season games, which were broadcast on Gray Media in 2025.

The Braves recently got the right-handed Spencer Strider back into the starting trotation after a tense thigh has forced a short stay on the injured list, and now they will have star outfield Ronald Acuña Jr., who implemented a braves team in the regular season on Friday with 0-7-7 years season.

At that time, Acuña is the last piece of the puzzle. On arrival, the team only needs Reynaldo López (shoulder) and Outfield Jurickson Profar (PED suspension) before attracting a healthy and clean 26-man squad.

In San Diego, the right -handed Yu Darvish was supposed to make the trip to Toronto for a series with three games against the Blue Jays, which began on Tuesday but was supposedly not yet ready to perform. On May 14th, he threw four inner in his only rehabilitation start with Triple-A El Paso and scored 97 miles an hour with his Fastball, but the team takes it slowly, like Atlanta with Acuña.

There is reason to assume that Darvish could join the Padres in Atlanta, but it is not a guarantee that it will appear any look of variety.

Here is the full injury report:

Braves injury report

• Nacho Alvarez Jr. (inflammation of the left wrist) – The expected return will take place at some point in May
• Joe Jimenez (Operation of the Left Knee) – Will not return before August, the entire entirety of 2025 could miss
• Reynaldo López (inflammation of the right shoulder) – The expected return is TBD

Padres injury report

Here is the current Padres injury report:

• RHP YU DARVISH (right -wing elbowitis) – The expected return is at the end of May
• RHP Logan Gillaspie (left sloping trunk) – expected to return in June or July
• Hack RhP Bryan (right -school pain) – expected to return in June
• RHP Joe Musgrove (Tommy John Operation) – out until 2026
• RHP Matt Waldron (sliced ​​trunk on the left) – expected to return in June or July

The first pitch is EST on Friday at 7.15 p.m.

How to watch braves on gray

Gray Media will simulate this 15 Atlanta Braves Games throughout the southeast this season.

Fans can see that Braves on gray By turning on PeachtreetvPresent Atlantas CW network. Fans can also see games on YouTube TV, Over the Air on Channel 17.1 and on Channel 17 in the DISH Network as well as on DirectV and Channel 7 on XFinity and Spectrum.

If you are in another market outside of Atlanta, you will find your channel Bravesongray.com.