Roster move for the Braves
The team designated pitcher Danny Young for assignment and subsequently outrighted him to Triple-A Gwinnett. This move means Young cleared waivers and was assigned to the Braves’ Triple-A affiliate rather than remaining on the active MLB roster.
Context and notes
– Danny Young, a left-handed pitcher, had been part of Atlanta’s bullpen setup, appearing in games earlier in the season.
– The outright assignment to Gwinnett takes effect after the designation for assignment and provides the organization with roster flexibility while allowing Young to continue playing in the minors if he clears waivers.
– This type move is common in mid-season roster management as teams adjust depth and long-term options on the pitching staff.
Additional context
– The Braves earned a win on Sunday to improve their series outcome and bolster their standing, even as they restructured their pitching depth.
– No other positional changes or major acquisitions were reported in conjunction with this specific move.
Summary
– Result: Braves 4, Brewers 2.
– Roster action: Danny Young designated for assignment and outrighted to Gwinnett (Triple-A).
– Implication: Braves maintain bullpen flexibility while Young continues his season in the minors unless recalled.
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