Spencer Schwellenbach avanza hacia su regreso con los Braves a finales de temporada

El lanzador derecho Spencer Schwellenbach trabaja en su recuperación tras una cirugía de codo y espera volver a unirse a los Atlanta Braves antes de que finalice la temporada 2026.

Schwellenbach sufrió una fractura de codo a finales de junio de 2025 que truncó un gran año. Se sometió a una cirugía en febrero para remover espolones óseos y recibió autorización a principios de mayo para retomar los lanzamientos. Ha estado fortaleciendo su brazo a una distancia de 75 pies y recientemente se unió al equipo durante una serie en Cincinnati, cerca de su ciudad natal en Michigan.

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