Former Braves catcher Travis D'Arnaud signs 2-year deal with Angels
D'Arnaud is a Long Beach native and a 12-year major league veteran who spent the past five seasons with Atlanta. He batted .238 with 15 homers and 48 RBIs over 99 games last season for the Braves, who gave him an $8 million salary this year and declined their $8 million option for 2025.
Alex Anthopoulos reveals why Braves declined Travis d'Arnaud's option
When Alex Anthopoulos declined Travis d’Arnaud’s option, it sent shockwaves through Braves Country. It was a very palatable $8 million option for a starting-caliber catcher who has been an instrumental piece of leadership in Atlanta’s recent success, including its World Series run.
The Atlanta Braves will need a second catcher next season, and a strong candidate from San Diego is a free agent ...
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Could Braves trade top prospect Drake Baldwin this offseason?The Braves have had no shortage of major league catchers in recent years, and with the club’s top prospect, Drake Baldwin, ...
Travis d'Arnaud has signed a $12 million, two-year contract with the Los Angeles Angels, intended to be a veteran backup to ...
The Atlanta Braves were already poised to sign relief pitcher Enoli Paredes this week. But also Wednesday, the Braves added ...
Atlanta signed Pozo to a minor-league contract Wednesday. Pozo's lone action in the big leagues came in 2021, but he's been raking at the Triple-A level since then, most recently slashing ...
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