Braves pitchers and catchers report to camp in three days Kyle Hendricks Jersey , so stay informed with our Spring Training Preview series this week."GuideTalking Chop PodcastAround the NL EastBaseball Analysis PrimerBraves News: Pitcher Previews, Soroka, and moreNew,104commentsBraves pitchers and catchers report to camp in three days, so stay informed with our Spring Training Preview series this week.ESTShareTweetShareShareBraves News: Pitcher Previews, Soroka, and moreBrett Davis-USA TODAY SportsBRAVES NEWSAtlanta Braves Spring Training Preview: Starting RotationFollow along this week as our own Kris Willis previews each Braves position group heading into the 2019 season. In his first installment, Kris dives into the important questions surrounding the Atlanta starting rotation, including the pressing issue of who will man the fifth spot in the rotation. Stay tuned for more previews this week as players begin to report for Spring Training.An interview with Atlanta Braves pitcher Mike Soroka - 2019 editionSpeaking of the fifth starter, Mike Soroka Mike Montgomery Jersey , a front-runner for a spot in the rotation, spoke with our own Eric Cole as he prepares for the 2019 season. Soroka was impressive a season ago before succumbing to a shoulder injury, and now looks to continue the success he enjoyed at the outset of his career last May. You can read the full transcript of the conversation inside, which is recommended as Soroka is one of the more insightful players in baseball in spite of his young age. Braves preview: Georgian catching duo’s impact will exceed numbersThe Braves will deploy another catching platoon of sorts in 2019, only this iteration will no longer include departed veteran Kurt Suzuki, who has been replaced by aging Atlanta favorite Brian McCann. Tyler Flowers will once again make up half of the catching duo, as the Braves opted to re-sign the 33-year-old backstop. As Gabriel Burns of the AJC writes, the impact of these two veteran catchers will exceed their offensive output, as their collective defensive prowess and leadership qualities will be important not only for a young pitching staff, but a young team. MLB NEWSKyler Murray commits to becoming NFL QB20 prospects who could make an impact in ‘19 The righty continued his strong second half in the shutout victory."The Joe Nuxhall Memorial Honorary Star of the GameLuis Castillo continues to turn things around in the second half. After struggling his last time out against the Cubs http://www.chicagocubsteamshop.com/authentic-david-ross-jersey , he bounced back in a huge way tonight against the St. Louis Cardinals. He was completely dominant against the division rivals, shutting them down and never really letting them get close to being in the game tonight. In all, he threw 6.2 shutout innings, allowing only 2 hits and walking only 2 batters against 11 strikeouts. Keep it up, La Piedra.Honorable mentions are due to: Raisel Iglesias, for striking out 3 batters in 1.1 shutout innings of relief; Eugenio Suarez, for going 2 for 4 and driving in 2 with a double off the wall; Joey Votto, for also hitting an RBI double; and Scooter Gennett, for also collecting 2 hits on the night.Key PlaysThings were scoreless for both teams until the top of the 4th, as both Castillo and Daniel Poncedeleon cruised through the batting order their first time through. The Reds finally got to Pondedeleon Jose Quintana Jersey , though. Jose Peraza reached with a 1 out double to right. Joey Votto would drive him in with a double of his own to give the Reds a 1-0 lead. After a single by Scooter Gennett put runners on the corners, Eugenio Suarez would smoke a liner off the wall in left to score Gennett and Votto. Reds led, 3-0.Things stayed that way until the top of the 7th. Scott Schebler led off with a double to right and would then come around to score on a single by Tucker Barnhart. Reds led, 4-0.That is all the cushion the Reds would need, as the bullpen did the rest to secure the 4-0 victory. Tony GraphaninoSource: FanGraphsOther NotesThe Reds have made a few roster moves over the last couple of days. They called up Matt Wisler, who made his Reds debut last night and threw 2 shutout innings out of the bullpen. Today, they called up infielder Blake Trahan and pitcher Lucas Sims while releasing relief pitcher Zack Weiss. It will be interesting to see what other moves they might make as rosters expand this month.The Reds will look to take the series against the Cardinals tomorrow afternoon. They will send Anthony DeSclafani to the mound, as he continues his strong second half. The Cardinals will counter with Luke Weaver. First pitch is scheduled for 2:15 PM ET.Tunes.