Injury report Moves & Injuries: Braves add two new players to improve depth..
Braves sign INF on January 5. RHP Huascar and Luis Guillorme Ynoa
Guillorme agreed to a one-year contract for $1.1 million, while Ynoa signed a one-year contract worth $825,000 to avoid arbitration. With a.675 OPS in his last three seasons with the Mets, Guillorme is expected to be Atlanta’s main backup infielder. Ynoa missed the previous campaign while he healed from Tommy John surgery. He’ll offer depth to the starting pitching
December 30th: LHP Traded INF Vaughn Grissom to the Red Sox for Chris Sale.
In return for Grissom, a young infield prospect with promise, Atlanta pulled off a major trade with Boston that added veteran left-hander Sale, a seven-time All Star. With just 11 starts from 2020–22 due to injury, the team believes Sale can make a consistent contribution to the starting rotation.
There is a health history, and I know it will come up,” stated Alex Anthopoulos, president of baseball operations for the Braves. However, we believe he is a starter who can compete for a postseason spot, and that is what we were looking for this summer. We will make every effort to keep him on the mound.”
INDUSTRY UPDATES RHP
Charlie Morton (sprained index finger on the right)
anticipated comeback in 2024
When the Braves advanced to the NL Championship Series, they had thought Morton would be available, but he was unavailable during the National League Division Series. During his first inning start at Nationals Park on September 22, the veteran had soreness in his fingers with one out. When the second inning got underway, he was still absent. The athlete is only coping with a sprain, according to an MRI examination. (Recent update: October 13)
Jackson Stephens RHP (inflammatory right elbow)
Return anticipated: 2024
On September 30, Stephens faced the Nationals and went two innings without giving up a run and striking out two batters. This season, in five games, the right-hander has a 3.00 ERA in 12 innings pitched with 11 strikeouts. (Updated as of October 13)
Dylan Lee, LHP (inflammation of left shoulder)
Return anticipated: 2024
With a shoulder injury, Lee missed over three months of action before making his way back to Atlanta’s lineup in early September. Before being added back to the disabled list, he played in four games. On September 17, he was moved to the 60-day IL. (Updated as of October 13)
LHP Kolby Allard (inflammation of the left shoulder nerve)
Return anticipated: 2024
With left shoulder nerve inflammation, Allard left the game against the White Sox in the second inning on July 16 and was placed on the 60-day injured list, effective July 17. Allard, who began the season on the 60-day injured list due to an oblique strain, ended up having an injury that ended the season. (Updated as of October 13)
Tommy John surgery: LHP Tyler Matzek
anticipated comeback in 2024
After undergoing Tommy John surgery, Matzek intends to return in 2024. (Recent update: October 13)
Tommy John surgery performed on RHP Huascar Ynoa
anticipated comeback in 2024
After surgery, Ynoa is recuperating. (Recent update: October 13)
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