, with infielder Luis Guillorme reportedly heading to the Los Angeles Angels. Guillorme, who joined the Braves on a one-year major league contract during the offseason, has seen limited playtime, appearing in only 10 games and garnering a 3-for-20 record at the plate. His opportunities increased during Ozzie Albies’ absence due to injury, but his last game appearance was on May 4 as a pinch-hitter against the Dodgers. With David Fletcher available at Gwinnett, the Braves had room to maneuver in their backup infield positions.
The details of the trade remain undisclosed, with neither team officially confirming the move. However, an update reveals that the trade is now official, with the Braves acquiring either a player to be named later or cash from the Angels. This transaction opens up a 40-man roster spot and an active roster spot, likely to be filled before the upcoming series opener in New York.
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