That didn't even come close to happening, as Shewmake got a two-game cup of coffee in the majors, massively struggled at Triple-A, and ended up getting traded away in the Aaron Bummer deal after the conclusion of the season.
Overall, Shewmake didn't project as more than a backup, defensively-oriented infielder, perhaps a poor man's Nicky Lopez.
Instead, the Braves only recalled Shewmake on May 5, when Ehire Adrianza was placed on the Injured List, and the Braves needed another backup infielder on the active roster. That was also the day Shewmake got his first (and only, to date) career start.
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