Braves Star Pitcher Out, Padres Advance to Face Dodgers

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Braves ace Chris Sale is out for the Wild Card Series against the Padres due to back issues.** This sudden absence is a significant setback for the Braves as they face the Padres in a best-of-three series starting Tuesday. Manager Brian Snitker remains hopeful that Sale can recover and contribute if the team advances to the Division Series. Meanwhile, the Padres have punched their ticket to the next round after dismantling the Braves in a two-game sweep. The Padres' dominant performance since the All-Star break, featuring 45 wins and 19 losses, has earned them a spot as one of the most formidable teams in the postseason. They will now face the Dodgers, the No. 1 seed in the National League, in a best-of-five series. **Get ready for a thrilling matchup between these two powerhouses!

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