The Atlanta Braves added another outfielder to the mix after signing veteran Harold Ramirez to a minor league deal on Friday. Ramirez, a 29-year-old, was recently released by the Washington Nationals after logging 25 games with them. Notably, he previously had a stint with the Tampa Bay Rays where he played 48 games this season. His addition is particularly timely due to the Braves struggling with injuries this season, thus bolstering their outfield depth.
Ramirez made an impressive debut for the Gwinnett Stripers on Friday night, driving in two RBIs and getting two hits in the game. This solid performance not only showcases Ramirez's skills but also indicates that he could be a valuable asset for the Braves as they navigate through this challenging season plagued by injuries. The depth provided by veterans like Ramirez is crucial for the Braves as they aim for success in the upcoming games.
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