Braves News: Chadwick Tromp returns, season reviews, more

Atlanta Braves news and notes from Wednesday

The Braves brought back Chadwick Tromp on a minor league deal after non-tendering him Friday. This isn’t a huge splash, but Tromp is a guy who seems likely to see the majors for Atlanta again this season, as he is a perfectly competent third catcher with minor league options who can come up and do a job to fill in for an injury in the major league catching pair. I am a bit surprised that he came back so fast and didn’t see if he could find a major league deal from someone, as the bar at catcher is so low that I would think that he could at least get a backup job somewhere in the majors even with his sub-par offensive profile. Perhaps Atlanta had a handshake agreement with Tromp and his agent to essentially clear him off the 40-man roster while giving him decent compensation on a minor league deal. Whatever the case may be, Tromp is a valuable guy to have in the organization and it is nice to have him back in Atlanta, to go along with the additional 40-man flexibility.

Here is our piece on Tromp coming back again.

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MLB News

There was a trade of some significance, as the DBacks acquired Eugenio Suarez from the Mariners for a reliever and a catcher.

Yoshinobu Yamamoto’s agent says that nearly half the league has reached out about his client.

Starting pitcher Shota Imanaga is expected to be posted on Monday.