UPDATE NEWS: Jurickson Profar set to return for the Braves

Braves outfielder Jurickson Profar returning to lineup on Thursday - Battery PowerAccording to David O’Brien of The Athletic, outfielder Jurickson Profar is set to return to the lineup for the Braves on Thursday and is expected to play the remainder of Spring Training.

Profar hurt is wrist while diving for a ball in the outfield in what was the latest “here we go again” moment for the Braves. It looked much worse than it actually ended up being, and after a couple of weeks off, he’s back well in time for Opening Day, which is set for March 27th in San Diego against the Padres.

Related Posts

Cardinals Fan Favorite Linked to Trade Talks With Big Market Team

IMAGE: St. Louis Cardinals outfielder Lars Nootbaar (21) singles in the fifth inning for an RBI against the San Francisco Giants at Busch Stadium. / USA TODAY…

Rangers Shake Up Rotation After Bold Trade for Nationals Starter

IMAGE: Washington Nationals starting pitcher MacKenzie Gore (1) throws against the Atlanta Braves in the second inning at Truist Park. / Brett Davis / Imagn Images The…

Cubs make move on ex-Astros World Series champ

In November, the Houston Astros decided to place World Series champion Chas McCormick on waivers. Two months later, McCormick is heading north after signing a minor league…

Tony Vitello Warns Giants Fans Ahead of Crucial 2026 Season

IMAGE: St. Louis Cardinals outfielder Nathan Church (27) slides to the turf after he caught a fly ball to centerfield for the out on San Francisco Giants…

Chas McCormick Joins Cubs After Unexpected Twist Ends Astros Run

IMAGE: Houston Astros left fielder Chas McCormick (20) celebrates with designated hitter Yordan Alvarez (44) after defeating the Los Angeles Angels at Daikin Park. / Thomas B….

BOSTON DROP A BOMBSHELL: Alex Cora Reveals Red Sox’ Massive Trade Package for 92-HR All-Star Infielder as Pitching Strategy Shifts

The Boston Red Sox need a power bat in the middle of their order, preferably a right-handed one, and they have a surplus of outfielders to trade….