Set Number: X162497 TK1 Atlanta Braves news and notes from Friday The Atlanta Braves made up for Friday’s off day with a roster move that brought fan-favorite Charlie Culberson back to the organization. #Braves have signed INF Charlie Culberson to a minor league contract.— MiLB-Transactions (@tombaseball29) March 31, 2023 After being designated for assignment by the Braves in 2020 and later picked up by the Texas Rangers, the utilityman is set to begin his second stint in the Braves organization with the Gwinnett Stripers. Culberson made quite the impression on Braves fans during his first season in Atlanta in 2018. In 113 games, he collected 80 hits and homered 12 times. With less impressive seasons in 2019 and 2020, Culberson still remained highly favored across Braves Country. The Stripers kicked off their season last night against the Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp. More Braves News: Dylan Dodd joins Andrew Painter and Cade Cavalli in FanGraph’s Top 100 Prospect List. As devastating as the Max Fried injury is, it does give the Braves an opportunity to show off their depth. Episode 35 of PTBNL discusses the Max Fried injury, Opening Day reactions, and more. MLB News: The Seattle Mariners have acquired OF/2B Nick Soliak from the Cincinnati Reds in exchange for cash considerations. The Arizona Diamondbacks acquired LHP Anthony Misiewicz from the St. Louis Cardinals in exchange for cash considerations. The Tampa Bay Rays traded first baseman Dillon Paulson to the Detroit Tigers in exchange for cash considerations.

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Photo by Mike Carlson/MLB Photos via Getty Images Dylan Dodd’s journey from under-slot senior sign to Opening Day roster has gained notice from the national media, as he is now a Top 100 prospect. Today Fangraphs updated their Top 100 prospect list at opening day, and with the new list now includes Braves prospect Dylan Dodd in their Top 100. In the link included, the article talks about how both Dodd and Jared Shuster and what they saw from the pair this spring. From Fangraphs: “Both pitchers have exhibited two-tick bumps in velocity this spring: Dodd’s fastball has averaged 94 mph and topped out at 96 per publicly available data from Grapefruit League games this spring, and Shuster was sitting 92. But Dodd’s increase hasn’t compromised his command, whereas for Shuster that’s less certain….his breaking ball is below-average and relies much more on location than movement…The good news is Shuster tends to command it, as he does his plus changeup, which he also tends to locate, and which he hides well with his short arm stroke…it’s just tough to see him as anything more than a no. 4/5 starter if he’s only going to sit either 90 with command, or 92 without it. Dodd, however, has been surgical even amid his own two-tick velo spike and while adjusting to a relatively new delivery…He belongs amid the high-floor 50 FV pitchers toward the back of the Top 100. Both Dodd and Shuster have been added to The Board.” You can find more of the breakdown on their pitches and on Dodd’s mechanics in the Fangraphs article. With this update to their rankings, Dodd now ranks as the #89 prospect in all of baseball on their site. The former under-slot senior sign draftee being ranked in the Top 100 shows that those under-slot picks aren’t throw away picks like some think, but that there could be real value in them if your scouting department is able to find a hidden gem.