Top setup man Joe Jiménez of the Atlanta Braves underwent knee surgery on October 29, which will likely keep him out for most, if not all, of the 2025 season. Despite a strong performance in 2024, with a 2.62 ERA and high strikeout rate, Jiménez’s absence will be a significant loss for the team. Atlanta’s bullpen is currently missing Jiménez, but they have young starters who could step in next season. The Braves may bring in additional relievers during the offseason. Injuries plagued the team in 2024, leading to significant player absences. Despite this, they made the postseason as a wild-card team but were swept in the Wild Card Series.
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As the World Series progresses, the Blue Jays faced a heart-wrenching 18-inning loss to the Dodgers, with Freddie Freeman's walk-off home run marking the longest game in Series history. Meanwhile, George Springer is awaiting MRI results for right side discomfort, which could affect Toronto's lineup, while coaching changes are happening across MLB, including the Mets hiring a new hitting coach. Want More Context? 🔎
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