The Atlanta Braves are continuing their run of locking up talented young players to long-term contracts, signing rookie pitcher Spencer Strider to a six-year, $75 million deal, writes SteveAGardner
MLB insider Bob Nightengale shares what Albert Pujos' legacy and impact will be on baseball for generations to come.The Atlanta Braves are continuing their run of locking up talented young players to long-term contracts, signing rookie pitcher Spencer Strider to aThe move comes on the eve of the NL East division champion Braves' playoff opener against the Philadelphia Phillies.
Moving from the bullpen to the starting rotation in late May, Strider, 23, has been one of Atlanta's best pitchers this season. He struck out 202 batters in just 131 1/3 innings, pitching to a 2.67 ERA.Strider finished the regular season on the injured list with a left oblique strain and his availability for the playoffs is still up in the air.
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