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                                    Fried



                                      LEFT-HANDED PITCHER
                                    Full Name:  Max Dorian Fried  Throws:  Left
    MANAGER & STAFF                 Height:  6-4          Weight:  190
                                    Bats:  Left

                                                          Opening Day Age:  27
                                    DOB:  January 18, 1994
                                    Born:  Santa Monica, CA
                                                          MLB Service Time:  2.148
                                    MLB Debut:  August 8, 2017   Resides:  Henderson, NV
                                    Acquired:  Trade with San Diego, December 19, 2014
                                    Contract Status:  Signed through 2021
   MAX FRIED  2020


        •  Awards: Gold Glove (P), All-MLB First Team (SP).   CAREER HIGHS
        •  N.L. Ranks: Wins (7, T2nd).
                                                Most Innings Pitched
        •  Played his second full major league season and   7.0, 2x, last: 9/5/19, ATL vs. WSH
    SEASON IN REVIEW  games, all starts.        Most Runs Allowed
          went 7-0 with a 2.25 ERA (14 ER/56.0 IP) in 11
             •  Finished the season with 56.0 innings,
                                                5, 7x, last: 9/15/19, ATL at WSH
               4.0 innings short of qualifying for the ERA
               title...His 2.25 ERA would have ranked
                                                5, 6x, last: 9/15/19, ATL at WSH
               fourth lowest in the N.L. with enough   Most Earned Runs Allowed
               innings.                         Most Hits Allowed
    PLAYER DEVELOPMENT  in the majors by a left-hander, one more than   Most Home Runs Allowed
        •  His 24 wins over the past two seasons are most
                                                11, 7/6/19, ATL vs. MIA
          Seattle’s Marco Gonzalez.
                                                4, 9/10/19, ATL at PHI
             •  Only one pitcher, the Yankees Gerrit Cole,
               has more wins than Fried since the start of
               last year...Cole has 27 wins.
                                                5, 6/25/19, ATL at CHC
        •  Fried did not allow a home run in any of his first   Most Walks
          10 starts of the season and retired the first two   Most Strikeouts
    BRAVES HISTORY  allowing back-to-back home runs to Miami’s   11, 2x, last: 8/30/19, ATL vs. CWS
          batters he faced in his final appearance before
                                                Longest winning streak
          Jesús Aguilar and Brian Anderson...The homers
          snapped a 68.1-inning homerless run.
             •  His 68.1-inning homerless streak entering   8 games, 9/21/19-present
                                                Longest losing streak
               play was the longest in the majors at the
               time, 19.1 innings longer than any other   3 games, 9/25/17-4/27/18
               pitcher…Fried was vying to become just
    OPPONENTS  the third qualifying pitcher in the live   •  Won each of his first seven decisions, becoming
               ball era to complete a season without
               allowing a home run, and the first since
               Slim Harriss in 1926.           the first Braves starter to do so since Denny
                                               Neagle in 1997...Neagle also started 7-0.
             •  He opened the season with 10 straight   •  No Braves pitcher has started 8-0 since
               homerless starts, the longest stretch   the club moved to Atlanta in 1966, and
               for an Atlanta pitcher since Zane Smith   just three have done so since 1900 (Ed
    MISCELLANEOUS  124  straight homerless starts.  and Jim Wilson in 1954).
               in 1986, who opened the year with 13
                                                    Brandt in 1931, Warren Spahn in 1947 and


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