The brave of Atlanta added aid to pitch for the rest of the MLB Speedway Classic. The team announced Sunday morning that the right -hander and prospect No. 4 Hurston Waldrep had been appointed the additional player for the rest of the match.
The inner field player Jonathan Ornelas, the original named, was sent back to Triple-A Gwinnett.
Waldrep finally returns to the list of major leagues to a certain measure. A week ago, Atlanta brave he if if received a word that he was going to be called to help strengthen rotation. However, transactions before the deadline to acquire Erick Fedde and Carlos Carrasco changed the plan.
If anything, the appointment helps to confirm that it was not too far behind. It is not guaranteed that he is going to the game, but it is certainly an option to give them sleeves; Maybe also of quality.
Waldrep has just released one of the best departures of his career in the minor league. He launched seven laundry rounds, granting five strokes and a walk while removing eight strikers. In July, he achieved an MPM of 0.78 in four starts.
He was one of those guys where, in theory, it was just a matter of time before he had a section of rupture. However, there were roller coaster mountains for Waldrep during his stay in the pros. He obtained his first shot on pitch in the majors last season. He made two starts, granted 13 points deserved in seven combined rounds, then made the list of the injured.
After his departure on June 8, where he made a third of a round, his time was 6.35. He was looking so far from ready for the majors that the brave put anyone in front of him online that they could.
They gave another Prospect Didier Fuentes a blow after a triple-a career match, and after he was not ready either, they tried the days of surveys and acquired two other starting options.
Currently, the launcher in the game for the Braves is the left -hander Austin Cox, who started instead of Spencer Strider due to the meteorological delay. He launched a third of a round, allowing a deserved race before the match stops again due to the weather.
After trying to fill stains full of water in the inner field with heaps of dirt, they chose to put the tarpaulin back on and ultimately hang the game until the next day. In a way, it worked in favor of the prospect because he is fortunate to be in the team for at least one day.
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