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MLB·ANALYSIS·October 6, 2026 08:24 AM ET

Braves' Dylan Lee scuffling vs lefties since August

.382/.447/.706 allowed to lefties in that span

Wire Report IntelligenceUpdated 58m1 min read
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Left-handed hitters against Braves lefty reliever Dylan Lee since the start of August: .382/.447/.706. That's a problem Via @Alden_Gonzalez on X

What happened: Atlanta Braves lefty Dylan Lee has allowed a .382/.447/.706 line to left-handed hitters since the start of August. The game has not started yet as of the scheduled time.

Why it matters: That split undercuts the platoon role of a left-handed reliever. It narrows late-game matchup choices before first pitch.

What to watch: What follows is how Atlanta Braves deploy Dylan Lee in the next left-on-left spot after the scheduled start.

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