Atlanta released its Game 4 lineup on Wednesday, with Ronald Acuña Jr. back in right field and batting second.
Manager Walt Weiss said Acuña was running in the outfield prior to Game 4 and was "just a little sore. If he is limited, I think it's minimally."
The Braves on Tuesday made a late change to their lineup, moving Acuña from the field to DH due to soreness in his right knee. He went 0-for-3 with a walk and a strikeout in Game 3.
The injury happened during Game 2 when Acuña slid into second base on a steal and jammed his knee.
On Tuesday, Drake Baldwin moved from DH to catcher, putting Sean Murphy on the bench. Murphy has caught all of Braves Game 4 starter Tyler Mahle’s outings since he was acquired at the Trade Deadline.
Acuña finished the regular season red-hot at the plate with a .997 OPS over his final 26 games. But he's struggled a bit in the postseason, going 3-for-21 without an extra-base hit or an RBI.