Veteran outfield by Dodgers signs cut with increasing former team

Eddie Rosarios time in a Dodgers uniform did not last long.

The experienced outfield, who was intended for the order after two games with Los Angeles on April 20 on April 20, signed a contract for the Major League with the Atlanta Braves on Monday.

Rosario went with a single 1 for 4, while Shohei Ohtani was on the paternity list. He was DFA because he could not be selected to the minors, and chose Free agency instead of taking on a direct order in Triple-A Oklahoma City.

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Atlanta, a team that many had chosen to win the National League East this year, lost his first seven games of the regular season. This included a three-game swey in the Dodger stage of March 31, April 2.

The braves have won seven of their last nine games in recent times.

Rosario won a World Series with Atlanta in 2021 and became the most valuable player of this year’s NL Championship series – when the Braves eliminated the Dodgers on the way to the championship.

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The signing of Rosario was one in a series of squad movements that were announced by the good on Monday.

In relatives Moves, Atlanta became the task for the right-hander Zach Thompson and optioned outfield Jared Kelenic in Triple-A Gwinnett.

The braves also added Ian Anderson to their Major League list and gave Rosario another recently recaptured in 2021 good to connect again after leaving Southern California. Anderson was challenged by the Angels DFA -DFA -DFA last Wednesday and claimed by the Braves on Sunday.

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The 33-year-old Rosario played 14 games at Triple-A Oklahoma City this season and set .339/.406/.542 to get the action when Ohtani left the team at the birth of his daughter.

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