Bryce Elder is noted for being a disappointment in the Braves' rotation. Despite the team's struggles with injuries, he failed to secure a consistent role, and his performance has not lived up to expectations. As the Braves look to strengthen their pitching staff, Elder's spot may be in jeopardy, especially with the emergence of other pitchers and the potential for offseason additions.

Braves' starter Bryce Elder struggles, giving up 6 earned runs in 3 innings against the Padres.

Bryce Elder starts opposite Darvish for the Braves and has struggled with a 4.79 ERA and ranks poorly in key pitching metrics. The Padres, with their strong offense against right-handed pitching, are likely to take advantage of Elder's weaknesses.

Bryce Elder, a right-handed pitcher for the Atlanta Braves, has been performing well, except for one game against the Los Angeles Dodgers. His recent outing against the New York Mets resulted in a no-decision, allowing only two earned runs in 5.1 innings. In another game against Miami, he pitched 6.2 innings, striking out four and giving up eight hits.

Right-hander Bryce Elder of the Atlanta Braves was set to start on Saturday night but was shifted to Sunday due to the game's postponement.