Braves Adjust Lineup: Yastrzemski in RF, Acuña to DH vs. Mets
The Atlanta Braves have made lineup changes for their series finale against the New York Mets. Ronald Acuña Jr. is set to serve as designated hitter, with Mike Yastrzemski taking over in right field.
Key takeaways
- The Atlanta Braves have changed their lineup for the series finale against the New York Mets.
- Ronald Acuña Jr. will be the designated hitter in the game.
- Mike Yastrzemski has been placed in right field.
- Mauricio Dubón and Jim Jarvis will also start in the outfield and at shortstop, respectively.
What Happened
The Atlanta Braves have adjusted their starting lineup for the rubber match against the New York Mets. Ronald Acuña Jr. will play as the designated hitter, while Mike Yastrzemski will start in right field. This change allows Acuña to rest from fielding duties but remain in the batting order. Mauricio Dubón is listed in left field and Jim Jarvis will play shortstop.
Key Facts
- The Atlanta Braves are playing the New York Mets in a series finale at Truist Park.
- Ronald Acuña Jr. will be the designated hitter.
- Mike Yastrzemski will play right field.
- Mauricio Dubón is in left field.
- Jim Jarvis is starting at shortstop.
Background
The Braves are facing the Mets in a series that has seen both teams secure wins. Ahead of Wednesday's game, Braves manager Walt Weiss made these lineup alterations. Drake Baldwin is expected to lead off, with Ozzie Albies batting further down in the order when facing a right-handed pitcher.
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