((HT: ESPN))Atlanta Braves general manager Frank Wren said Sunday he had no comment on a report Tom Glavine may file a grievance against the team following his release on Wednesday.Glavine said Friday he believes he was released for financial reasons and to clear a roster spot for Tommy Hanson, who made his major league debut Sunday against the Milwaukee Brewers.Wren, team chairman Terry McGuirk and president John Schuerholz said Glavine was released because they did not believe the 43-year-old left-hander would make a successful return from surgery on his elbow and shoulder."It was purely and only on the merits of what gave us the best chance to win, no financial interest whatsoever involved," McGuirk said.FoxSports.com reported Saturday that Glavine's agent, Gregg Clifton, is exploring filing a grievance.Glavine would have received a $1 million bonus if he had been activated from the disabled list for Sunday's start, as he expected."I don't believe for a...
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