The Immaculate Grid has taken the baseball world by storm. If you are an Atlanta Braves fan then you probably do very well on days the Braves are in the grid. To ensure you achieve a stellar rarity score on days the Braves are involved, we are providing you the 411 on current Braves you need to know.
Table of Contents
- Kirby Yates
- Raisel Iglesias
- Pierce Johnson
- Collin McHugh
- Charlie Morton
- Brad Hand
- Marcell Ozuna
- Kevin Pillar
- Travis d'Arnaud
- Eddie Rosario
- Jesse Chavez
Kirby Yates
Kirby Yates is a former closer who led the league in saves in 2019 with 41 for the Padres. Like most relievers, it was a long journey to where he is today. Yates has quite the resume on him. At 36 years of age, he has nine years in the league with appearances for five different franchises.
1. Tampa Bay Rays
2. New York Yankees
3. Los Angeles Angels
4. San Diego Padres
5. Atlanta Braves
Raisel Iglesias
Raisel Iglesias has been a closer for three different teams now.
1. Cincinnati Reds
2. Los Angeles Angels
3. Atlanta Braves
Pierce Johnson
The newly acquired reliever accumulated 13 saves with the Rockies this year. However, he has played for five different ballclubs across six season!
1. Chicago Cubs
2. San Francisco Giants
3. San Diego Padres
4. Colorado Rockies
5. Atlanta Braves
Collin McHugh
1. New York Mets
2. Colorado Rockies
3. Houston Astros
4. Tampa Bay Rays
5. Atlanta Braves
Charlie Morton
Charlie Morton has been around. He has come full circle with the Braves after beginning his career in Atlanta.
1. Atlanta Braves
2. Pittsburgh Pirates
3. Philadelphia Phillies
4. Houston Astros (Got Good Here)
5. Tampa Bay Rays
6. Atlanta Braves
Brad Hand
One of the newest additions to the Braves, Brad Hand is the first player to play for all of the NL East teams.
1. Florida/Miami Marlins
2. San Diego Padres
3. Cleveland Guardians
4. Washington Nationals
5. New York Mets
6. Toronto Blue Jays
7. Philadelphia Phillies
8. Colorado Rockies
9. Atlanta Braves
Marcell Ozuna
1. Miami Marlins
2. St. Louis Cardinals
3. Atlanta Braves
Kevin Pillar
1. Toronto Blue Jays
2. San Francisco Giants
3. Boston Red Sox
4. Colorado Rockies
5. New York Mets
6. Los Angeles Dodgers
7. Atlanta Braves
Travis d'Arnaud
Travis d'Arnaud has been a good selection for me in the past when I get Braves/Dodgers. Many people forget that he had one plate appearance for the Dodgers before the Rays basically bought him for a small amount of cash and like a bag of bats.
1. New York Mets
2. Los Angeles Dodgers
3. Tampa Bay Rays
4. Atlanta Braves
Eddie Rosario
Don't forget that Eddie played 78 games for Cleveland before the Braves traded for him in 2021.
1. Minnesota Twins
2. Cleveland Guardians
3. Atlanta Braves
Jesse Chavez
The most traded man in history, Jesse Chavez. He's like a Rich Hill cheat code.
1. Pittsburgh Pirates
3. Kansas City Royals
4. Toronto Blue Jays
5. Oakland A's
6. Los Angeles Dodgers
7. Los Angeles Angels
8. Texas Rangers
9. Chicago Cubs
10. Atlanta Braves
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