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Strider left Friday's 7-5 loss to the Mets in the fourth inning due to right arm soreness. The RHP saw a noticeable drop in velocity, falling from about 96 mph to the 90-92 mph range, eventually dropping to 87.8 mph. Strider allowed seven runs on six hits across three innings, including three home runs. The Braves fell to 45-24.

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