The Atlanta Braves reassigned infielder Charles Leblanc to their minor league camp following a spring where he played nine games, achieving five hits and a .313 batting average. This move brings the Braves' camp roster down to 43 players as they continue to finalize their team ahead of the regular season. Additionally, the team has faced recent challenges, including bullpen issues in a recent game against the Philadelphia Phillies. Other teams are also making headlines, with various player transactions and injury updates circulating in MLB news.
The Atlanta Braves made another camp cut, and the most recent victim was infielder Charles Leblanc, who was reassigned to minor league camp.
28-year-old Leblanc appeared in nine games for the Braves this spring, where he tallied five hits and manufactured a .313 batting average.
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