Braves DFA Carrasco Again, Recall Molina from Triple-A
Atlanta designated veteran righty Carlos Carrasco for assignment for the fourth time since August, opening a roster spot for Anthony Molina.
The Braves officially designated 39-year-old righty Carlos Carrasco for assignment on Friday, marking the fourth such move since last August. Carrasco has cleared waivers each prior time, elected free agency, and re-signed with Atlanta on minor league deals. Righty Anthony Molina was recalled from Triple-A Gwinnett to fill the vacated roster spot. The arrangement reflects a growing league-wide trend of teams cycling veteran arms as a de facto 41st roster man.
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Carrasco Elects Free Agency After Braves Outright Assignment
The veteran righty cleared waivers and chose free agency over a Triple-A assignment, but a quick return to Atlanta on a new deal is considered likely.
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After missing time due to injury and struggling at the plate early, Acuña has suddenly caught fire with a four-game home run streak.
Carrasco Outrighted to Triple-A After Clearing Waivers
Atlanta's 39-year-old righty went unclaimed and is headed to Gwinnett, though he retains the right to elect free agency and likely returns on a new deal.
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Kim ends a three-game absence and slots back into the 8-hole at short, while Jorge Mateo shifts to DH to keep his hot bat active.
Strider Takes the Mound as Braves Chase Reds Sweep
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