The latest minor moves from around the majors…
- The Braves have reached a minor league agreement with right-handed reliever Chasen Bradford, Jeff Passan of ESPN tweets. Bradford has appeared in a total of three major league seasons between the Mets and Mariners, logging a 3.89 ERA with a below-average strikeout rate (17.2 percent) and a solid walk rate (7.0 percent) across 104 innings. Along with limiting walks, the 31-year-old has induced grounders at an impressive 50.3 percent clip, which has helped him keep opposing offenses off the board. But Bradford underwent Tommy John surgery during the 2019 campaign and hasn’t pitched in the bigs since June of that season.
Some more depth for the Bullpen
Yeah. I see why the Braves did this though. They need more right handed relief pitchers. The Braves top 4 relievers are Chris Martin, Tyler Matzek, AJ Minter and Will Smith. Matzek Minter and Smith are all lefties.
Shane Greene?
We want Greene!
Shane! Come back!
Interesting move