Atlanta Braves catcher Tyler Flowers exited Friday night's game with a hamstring cramp. It could have been from the high temperatures in St. Louis. Kurt Suzuki entered the game for him. Hamstrings are tricky, especially for a position that requires a lot of squatting. We'll keep you posted.

Atlanta Braves catcher Tyler Flowers had a good night on Tuesday, going 2-for-4 and driving in a run. It's too bad the rest of his team couldn't say the same. Flowers, who has been sharing time with Kurt Suzuki, is not a 10-team starter. He could be a two-catcher league starter, though. When you have 15 RBI and it's almost July, you should only make him your main catcher in the most dire of emergencies.

It hasn't been the most consistent season for Atlanta Braves catcher Tyler Flowers, who missed time earlier due to injury. He managed to drive in a quarter of his season total of RBI on Sunday night, plating three Braves to help propel them to a 5-3 win. He's now got 12 RBI, though he's only had 70 or so at-bats, and is a decent start, especially in a two-catcher league.

Atlanta Braves catcher Tyler Flowers is likely hoping that Monday's game was a launching pad for his season. He hit his first homer of the year, a two-run shot. While he only has 25 at-bats due to injury, he's going to get a lot more if he stays healthy. Who wouldn't want a catcher that's hitting .320 right now? Start him for now, but realize that he'll continue to share playing time with Kurt Suzuki. That likely only makes him an option in NL-only and two-catcher leagues.

Atlanta Braves catcher Carlos Perez has been claimed off waivers by the Texas Rangers on Wednesday. Perez was designated for assignment after Tyler Flowers came back from the disabled list. He hit .143 with the Braves in eight games, but was not needed on the active roster once Flowers was healthy enough to return. Perez is not worth an add in any fantasy leagues right now, but should get more work in Arlington.

Atlanta Braves catcher Tyler Flowers is back on the active roster. He was taken off the disabled list on April 27 and could play over the weekend. Friday's lineup had not been released yet. This means Kurt Suzuki will resume duties as a backup. They also sent Matt Wisler down to Triple-A and designated Carlos Perez for assignment. Chase Whitley was also called up.

Atlanta Braves catcher Tyler Flowers (oblique) seems pretty healthy and should start his rehab assignment over the weekend. When he returns, Kurt Suzuki will resume backup duties. Hopefully, we'll have another catcher to plug into our lineups soon.

Atlanta Braves catcher Tyler Flowers (oblique) has looked good during catching drills and says he feels better. If all goes well, he could wind up joining the Braves during their next road trip, which would start in Cincinnati on April 23. Kurt Suzuki would resume backup duties. Given how fast players have been getting hurt though, don't be shy in keeping your options open and your eye on the waiver wire.

Atlanta Braves catcher Kurt Suzuki, who had gotten the starting job after Tyler Flowers went on the disabled list for an oblique injury, had to leave Friday's game after being on the hand by a pitch. Chris Stewart, who was this close to retiring, may be getting the starting job should Suzuki land on the shelf. Maybe it's just a good idea to avoid Braves catchers for a while, mmkay? Stewart went 0-for-3 in the 11-inning loss, by the way.

It's a good thing that the Atlanta Braves decided to carry three catchers on their Opening Day roster. Tyler Flowers left Thursday's game against the Phillies with oblique discomfort. He's likely to land on the disabled list, and Kurt Suzuki will get the starting nod and Chris Stewart will be the backup. Suzuki could be solid in two-catcher leagues and Stewart is still largely a non-factor.