Braves Secure 5-0 Victory, Falcons Make Roster Moves - ATL ReKap

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In an impressive showdown this evening, the Braves triumphed over the Yankees with a commanding 5-0 victory. The second-year pitcher, Bryce Elder, took the mound for the Braves and delivered an outstanding performance. Pitching a solid 7 innings, he conceded only 1 hit while striking out 3 and walking another 3. The relief pitchers, Minter and Yates, seamlessly took over after Elder, not allowing any hits to the Yankees.

The game ignited with a strong start as Marcell Ozuna crushed a home run to deep center field, bringing in three runs. The excitement continued in the 4th inning as Acuña also sent a moonshot to dead center field, adding two more runs to the Braves lead. In the same afternoon, Vaugn Grissom received a call-up from Triple-A, taking the spot of Ozzie Albies, who was officially placed on the 10-day IL. Nicky Lopez filled in at second base for Albies, but unfortunately went 0-4.

Shifting our focus to the gridiron, the Falcons made significant moves due to injuries. Wide receivers Frank Darby and Chris Blair were released from the team due to their respective injuries. Another blow came as Ade Ogundeji, the 2021 5th-round pick, and outside linebacker, suffered a foot/ankle injury during practice and will be headed to the IR. Ogundeji's injury was significant enough to require him to be carted off the field.

The Falcons now have a total of five players on the Injured Reserve list, including tight end Felipe Franks, running back Avery Williams, offensive lineman Ethan Greenidge, and defensive lineman Ikenna Enechukwu. Additionally, the team announced on Tuesday the release of offensive lineman LaColby Tucker. With new openings on the 90-man roster, the Falcons wasted no time in signing defensive lineman Demone Harris. Harris has been a part of the NFL since 2018, with stints at the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Kansas City Chiefs, and Houston Texans. Over his five-year career, he has played in 14 games, started in one, and recorded 11 tackles, three quarterback hits, and a pass breakup. It's worth noting that he has never played more than five games in a single season.

And that wraps up today's highlights and updates from the sports world. Stay tuned for more exciting news on 'ATL ReKap.' Thank you for joining us!"