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Há 2 dias · ATLANTA -- When Max Fried throws a shutout, he does so with an efficiency that conjures memories of legendary former Braves hurler Greg Maddux. Fried halted his early-season struggles as he produced his third career ‘ Maddux ’ in a 5-0 win over the Marlins on Tuesday night at Truist Park. He needed just 92 pitches (69 strikes) to complete ...
Há 2 dias · Max Fried changes pitch mix in 5-0 CG Shutout over Marlins. Atlanta Braves News: Max Fried returned to form against the Marlins last night with a complete-game shutout in just 92 pitches. It was Fried’s third “Maddux” of his career. A “Maddux” refers to tossing a complete game shutout in under 100 pitches. Greg Maddux pulled off such ...
Há 2 dias · maddux complete game. The Atlanta Braves shutout the hapless Miami Marlins on Tuesday night by a score of 5-0. Atlanta is now 16-6 on the year while the Marlins are now 6-19. One year after making ...
Há 2 dias · Fried threw only 92 pitches in the 5-0 win that took just 1 hour and 54 minutes, the quickest nine-inning game for the Braves since 2006.
Há 2 dias · Current Ace Braves Starter Reynaldo Lopez will take on Sixto Sanchez tonight at 7:20 ET/6:20 CT. While Sixto has appeared in 7 games this year, today marks his first start in the big leagues since September 23rd, 2020 against the Braves, who scored 4 runs in 3 innings. Sixto has had multiple shoulder surgeries since 2020, but is claiming that ...
Há 1 dia · Max Fried has a long way to go to out-Maddux Maddux. However, Fried got a step closer to Hall of Fame pitcher Greg Maddux with his shutout of the Marlins on Tuesday night. Fried needed only 92 pitches — and less than two hours — for the 5-0 win. A shutout with fewer than 100 pitches has become known as a “Maddux.”
Há 3 dias · He tossed a “Maddux” — the baseball term for a shutout thrown in under 100 pitches, fittingly named after Braves Hall of Famer Greg Maddux, who logged 13 such games. Fried now has three. On Tuesday, Fried spun his three-hitter to the tune of one hour and 54 minutes — the shortest game, by time, in Truist Park’s eight-year history, including postseason contests.
