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The second 2022 first-round pick to debut for the Braves this season, Owen Murphy got less of a chance than JR Ritchie to make an impression, not making his debut until July 6 and getting just five appearances spanning 12…

Curt Weiler of Battery Power reviews Owen Murphy's 2026 season, highlighting the right-hander's struggles to translate minor league success to the majors. Murphy made his MLB debut on July 6 against the New York Mets after Martin Pérez was placed on the injured list. Over five appearances and 12 innings for the Atlanta Braves, Murphy recorded a -0.3 fWAR, a 6.93 FIP, and surrendered four home runs.
While Murphy demonstrated strong strike-throwing ability with only three walks and a 34.7 percent chase rate, Weiler notes that poor secondary command led to loud contact and hard-hit balls. Weiler concludes that the 23-year-old was not quite ready to remain in the majors, making the upcoming offseason critical to refining his command and determining whether his future lies as a starter or reliever.
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