The Atlanta Braves made yet another move this week, this time signing infielder Vidal Brujan to a split contract for the 2026 season.
Brujan was acquired by the Braves in August. From there, he appeared in 24 games with a .268 batting average and a perfect fielding percentage.
This split contract allows the Braves to gain position player depth while maintaining roster and financial flexibility if he’s needed at the major league level.
More Braves News:
Our player review series continues with Stuart Fairchild. Down on the farm, we take a look at Drue Hackenberg and Cedric De Grandpre.
After the additions of Raisel Iglesias and Mauricio Dubón, Alex Anthopoulos said he is open to making more moves if necessary.
MLB News:
The Pittsburgh Pirates avoided arbitration with outfielder Jack Suwinski and reliever Yohan Ramirez after they agreed to one-year deals. Suwinski will make $1.25M and Ramirez signed on at $825K.
The Kansas City Royals agreed to a one-year, $900K deal with reliever Alex Lange. He could earn an additional $100K in performance bonuses. The club also avoided arbitration with righty James McArthur, who will make $810K next season.
The Boston Red Sox avoided arbitration with Connor Wong as the two agreed to a one-year, $1.375M contract.
