The Atlanta Braves have made multiple roster changes, recalling left-hander Hayden Harris from Triple-A Gwinnett and optioning right-hander Rolddy Munoz after his recent performance. This marks the ongoing adjustments to their pitching staff as they recover from injuries.
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The Atlanta Braves' carousel of arms continues to turn on Tuesday, as another roster move was made. The Braves made three separate roster moves involving three different pitchers in the past two days.
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According to the Braves on X, left-hander Hayden Harris was recalled from Triple-A Gwinnett, while optioning right-hander Rolddy Munoz. Munoz was recalled from Gwinnett on Monday and pitched two innings, allowing three earned runs against the Miami Marlins.
The 27-year-old Harris will give manager Walt Weiss another lefty in the bullpen, making him the fourth. Dylan Lee, Jose Suarez, and Aaron Bummer are the other three.
Harris pitched in three games for the Braves last season (3.38 ERA) and did okay while in Triple-A (4.76 ERA in 5.2 innings). Harris could wind up like Munoz and left-hander Dylan Dodd (who got optioned) after pitching for the Braves in the next couple of days.
However, with an off-day on Thursday, Harris could stick around. The Braves' pitching staff has been holding its own despite injuries, ranking the best in Major League Baseball (2.86 ERA).
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The Braves recalled left-hander Hayden Harris from Triple-A Gwinnett and optioned right-hander Rolddy Munoz after he allowed three earned runs in his last outing.
Rolddy Munoz pitched two innings against the Miami Marlins, allowing three earned runs before being optioned back to Triple-A.
The Braves are cycling through pitchers as part of their strategy to manage injuries within their pitching staff.
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