The Atlanta Braves have made a series of roster moves in the minors involving some of the franchise's top prospects. Left-handed pitcher Cam Caminiti, outfielder Eric Hartman, infielder John Gil, and outfielder Owen Carey are joining the Double-A Columbus Clingstones, the organization announced Tuesday.
It’s the day after the Trade Deadline and the Atlanta Braves are back at it. Again, it has to be mentioned that Atlanta is 22 games over .500 with a healthy-sized lead in the NL East at the moment, so it’s not all doom-and-gloom at the ballpark.
The Braves’ trade deadline was a massive disappointment, and while the discussion around it will carry on until the end of the season, it’s time to look ahead and dissect how this team could piece together 27 outs when October baseball arrives.
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The Braves announced yesterday that Jorge Mateo has been designated for assignment, and Ha-Seong Kim has been reinstated from the Injured List. That was always the likeliest course of action given the $20 million Atlanta paid Kim in the offseason, but it doesn’t appear he’ll be the everyday starter.
The Braves released a trio of veterans from their Triple-A affiliate yesterday, per the transaction log at MiLB.com: outfielder/designated hitter Andrew McCutchen, left-hander Austin Gomber and outfielder Ben Gamel.
Recently, the Atlanta Braves had a quiet MLB trade deadline, to the frustration of many fans. The Braves technically did something to address their starting pitching problem by acquiring Tyler Mahle from the San Francisco Giants, but it was still an underwhelming trade deadline for a team that clearly needed some revamping.
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Recently, the Atlanta Braves concluded their trade deadline strategy with a whimper, settling for a couple of moves on the margins of the pitching department as opposed to any big splashes.
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The Atlanta Braves failed to trade for another star starting pitcher before the MLB trade deadline. Bringing in a frontline starter seemed to be a necessity, but it did not come to fruition for Atlanta.
As more insight emerges about the Braves’ disappointing trade deadline, it’s becoming evident that Alex Anthopoulos had his eyes fixed on the top of the starting pitching market.
The Atlanta Braves find themselves at 67-45, first place in the National League East and seven and a half games over the second-place Philadelphia Phillies.
Over the next several days — and possibly much longer — there will be very few positive comments about what the Braves accomplished at the trade deadline, whether from fans or outside voices.
The Atlanta Braves activated Ha-Seong Kim from the injured list Monday, but the veteran infielder is not expected to return to an everyday role. Instead, the club plans to keep rookie Jim Jarvis as its starting shortstop after his strong play during Kim's absence.
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All the attention surrounding the Braves’ horrendous trade deadline will center on their failure to add a playoff-caliber starting pitcher, and rightfully so.
The Atlanta Braves finalized a series of roster moves Monday following the MLB trade deadline, activating several key players while adding newly acquired veterans to the active roster.
The Braves are designating shortstop Jorge Mateo for assignment, relays Chad Bishop of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. That’ll open a roster spot for Ha-Seong Kim, who’ll be on the active roster tomorrow as a utility player.
Catcher Joey Bart was traded for the second time in six weeks on Monday, with the Atlanta Braves sending him to the Chicago White Sox an hour before the trade deadline, multiple outlets reported.
The Atlanta Braves acquired Joey Bart just over a month ago when Sean Murphy went down with an injury. Now, with Murphy healthy and ready to return, Bart has been traded for the second time this season and goes from one first-place team to another.
The Atlanta Braves entered Monday with a 6 1/2 game lead in the National League East. Despite the comfortable lead, Atlanta has area of needs, and it met one of those on Monday in a trade with the Los Angeles Angels.
To bolster their pitching staff for the playoffs, the Atlanta Braves are bringing in a veteran reliever and shipping out a project to do so.
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The Atlanta Braves needed to fortify their outfield and bolster their pitching staff. Both boxes may have been checked in a trade with the Kansas City Royals.
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