Photo by Julio Aguilar/Getty Images Atlanta Braves news and notes from Thursday Thursday marked a big day for Atlanta Braves news as Opening Day is less than a week away. The Braves started off the day by reporting that closer Raisel Iglesias will begin the 2023 season on the injured list after dealing with shoulder inflammation. Raisel Iglesias has a low-grade shoulder inflammation. He’ll start the year on the injured list. He won’t throw for the next seven days— Mark Bowman (@mlbbowman) March 23, 2023 The current loss of Iglesias largely affects the bullpen, but AJ Minter is expected to step up as closer during Iglesias’ absence. Thursday afternoon, the Braves announced that they optioned starter Michael Soroka to Triple-A Gwinnett, leaving just 31 players in camp. The #Braves today optioned RHP Michael Soroka to Triple-A Gwinnett. Atlanta now has 31 total players in camp.— Atlanta Braves (@Braves) March 23, 2023 The move comes after Soroka’s spring debut on Wednesday, where he got four outs. Soroka, who has been injury-plagued as of late, may be able to rejoin the Braves shortly. More Braves News: Matt Olson continues to slug in Spring Training as the Braves tied the Mets, 2-2. Rico Carty and Fred Tenney will be the next additions into the Braves Hall of Fame. Their induction ceremony will be held at Truist Park on August 19. Mike Heath and Jim Presley include some of the most random Braves Opening Day starters since 1990. MLB News: Our team-by-team season preview series continues with the 2023 New York Mets. Philadelphia Phillies first baseman Rhys Hoskins suffered an ACL tear on Thursday and will likely be out for the entire season. The Philadelphia Phillies acquired INF Esteban Quiroz from the Chicago Cubs in exchange for cash. All-Star infielder Jed Lowrie announced his retirement from the league after competing in 14 seasons. After suffering a groin strain, St Louis Cardinals starter Adam Wainwright will open his season on the injured list.

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Photo by Marcelo Endelli/Getty Images The year of Thiago Almada continues. Thiago Almada’s sensational form with Atlanta United has carried over to the international level. Argentina on Thursday night faced off in a friendly against Panama, La Albiceleste’s first match since winning the World Cup final. With the match scoreless with just under 15 minutes remaining, Argentina won a free kick about 10 yards from the box, which Lionel Messi fired off the woodwork. The ball eventually found its way to Almada, who put it past Los Canaleros keeper José Guerra to make it 1-0. You can take a look at the goal below: #ARG 1 - 0 #PAN | 32 ST | Thiago Almada se encuentra con el gol y el grito de todo el monumental. Mirá el partido EN VIVO en https://t.co/fnEKkuadQ9 #SomosMundiales pic.twitter.com/R1bBuehjtA— Televisión Pública (@TV_Publica) March 24, 2023 It wasn’t a spectacular free kick from distance, but a goal’s a goal nonetheless, and it’s gotten Almada off the mark in his senior international career. His last (and until Thursday, only) goal for his country came in 2019 as a member of the U-20 team. Argentina eventually won 2-0 as Messi tacked on an insurance goal via an 89th-minute free kick. While Almada has a long way to go to match his legendary teammate’s 800 goals for club and country, he surely won’t forget his first.