Atlanta Braves' Austin Riley experienced a scary moment when a fastball hit his right hand, but tests confirmed no fractures. Despite leaving the game

The Atlanta Braves all-star third baseman is back to work following a hit by pitch eerily similar to what took him out for the season in August

Shocker: the Atlanta Braves suffered another injury scare on Friday afternoon to one of their key pieces, as Austin Riley was struck on the same wrist he

Atlanta Braves third baseman Austin Riley left a Grapefruit League game after a pitch hit him in the hand that he broke last season

Atlanta Braves third baseman Austin Riley took a pitch on the hand during the first inning of a Spring Training matchup versus the Washington Nationals.

A spring training game between the Braves and Nationals game got interesting after a two-time All-Star was hit by a pitch in a sensitive area.

Atlanta Braves third baseman Austin Riley (forearm, wrist) left Friday's Grapefruit League game against the division-rival Washington Nationals after he was hit by a pitch in the right forearm/wrist area.

Braves third baseman Austin Riley exited Friday afternoon’s spring training game as a precaution after being hit on the right hand by a fastball. It is the same hand that Riley broke in August last season after being hit by a similar pitch.

At this point, I’m fully convinced some sort of witchcraft has been used on the Braves. The club in 2024 might have been the most injury-struck team in baseball history.