Giants Send Tyler Mahle to Braves in Deadline Deal
San Francisco is moving starting pitcher Tyler Mahle to Atlanta, marking one of the first trades as the MLB deadline approaches.
The San Francisco Giants are trading pitcher Tyler Mahle to the Atlanta Braves, according to Giants beat reporter Susan Slusser of the San Francisco Chronicle. The deal is among the first moves of the trade deadline period. Mahle's departure removes a rotation piece from San Francisco while bolstering Atlanta's pitching depth. No additional players or financial details were included in the report.
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