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Baldwin

Baldwin finds himself back atop Atlanta’s lineup for the second straight contest. He’s gone 3-for 48 with one homer and 22 strikeouts in 12 games since returning from the injured list as he struggles to regain his timing at the dish. There’s zero reason for fantasy managers to panic since his track record suggests he’ll snap out of it and get back on track eventually.

Baldwin crushed a homer in his first at-bat back from the injured list 10 days ago, but since then, he’s gone 1-for-31 with 19 strikeouts. He did hit sixth Tuesday, but that was against a lefty. This is the first time he’s hit lower than second versus a righty this year. The Braves have Michael Harris II and Mauricio Dubón occupying the top two spots tonight.

Baldwin has gone 1-for-29 with 18 strikeouts since homering in his first at-bat back from the injured list on June 16. The 25-year-old burgeoning fantasy stalwart has struggled to regain his timing at the dish after ostensibly skipping a minor league rehab assignment. He’ll get a break to reset mentally prior to Friday’s series opener against San Francisco with Joey Bart handling the catching duties. Baldwin feels like a phenomenal buy-low candidate in shallow fantasy leagues at the moment.

Baldwin has gone 1-for-25 with an eye-popping 15 strikeouts across six games since homering in his first at-bat back from the injured list last week. The 25-year-old rising star has looked out of sync at the dish after basically skipping a minor league rehab assignment. It might take him a few extra games to knock off the rust and get his timing back, which is why he’s been moved down in Atlanta’s lineup for the moment.

Camargo provides Atlanta with some extra insurance behind Sandy León with Drake Baldwin at DH for Wednesday’s nightcap at Truist Park. The 26-year-old backstop hasn’t appeared in the majors since getting into five games for the Twins during the 2024 campaign. His presence pretty much confirms that the Braves want to avoid having Baldwin behind the plate coming off an oblique strain.

Baldwin crushed a ball 473 feet off Adrian Houser last night before play was suspended. He did not fare as well Wednesday after play resumed, going 0-for-4 with three strikeouts. Given that he’s already caught seven innings today, if Baldwin plays in the regularly scheduled game tonight, it’ll probably be as a DH.

It’ll be resumed on Wednesday afternoon in the second inning. The rain kept falling throughout the early stages of this contest at Truist Park and both teams waited through a nearly two-hour rain delay before the plug was finally pulled. Giants starter Adrian Houser allowed two runs in his lone inning of work while Atlanta’s Grant Holmes was charged with three runs over two innings. It’s also worth noting that Drake Baldwin launched a legendary 473-foot homer in his return from the injured list prior to the delay.

Baldwin returns to Atlanta’s lineup after missing one month recovering from an oblique strain. The 25-year-old rising star played just one minor league rehab contest, but was able to use a Trajekt machine to pick up some additional at-bats over the last couple days. It could take him a minute to knock off any lingering rust, but he’s been a revelation this season, slashing .303/.389/.543 with 13 homers and 38 RBI through 48 games prior to the injury.

Baldwin returns to Atlanta’s lineup for Tuesday’s series opener against the Giants following a one-month absence recovering from an oblique strain. He went 1-for-3 with a solo homer during his lone rehab contest for Triple-A Gwinnett over the weekend. The 25-year-old rising star had been the most impactful catcher in fantasy before landing on the injured list last month, slashing .303/.389/.543 with 13 homers and 38 RBI through 48 games.

Baldwin will miss the weekend series with the Mets, but could be activated on Tuesday if all goes well. Fantasy managers who have been suffering without the services of the star catcher, who hit .303/.389/.543 with 13 homers and 38 RBI before hitting the shelf, won’t have to wait too much longer.