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Braves exercise 2025 option on Ozuna, decline options on d'Arnaud, Jackson
It turned out that Marcell Ozuna was the only Braves player who could assume his contract option would be exercised. Along with announcing Ozuna’s $16 million option had been picked up on Monday, the Braves made the unexpected revelation that they had declined Travis d'Arnaud’s $8 million option.
Braves decline options on Travis d’Arnaud and Luke Jackson, per report
Earlier on Monday afternoon, the Atlanta Braves completed a no-brainer of a move when they exercised the club option for Marcell Ozuna and locked him in for another season. It sure seemed like Travis d’Arnaud would also be locking in as well,
Could this be why the Braves let go of Travis d’Arnaud?
The Braves surprised many yesterday by opting not to pick up their $8 million option on Travis d’Arnaud for next season. This decision leaves a gap at the backup catcher position, which could potentially be filled by top prospect Drake Baldwin.
Braves pick up Ozuna’s $16M option, decline D’Arnaud’s
The Atlanta Braves exercised designated hitter Marcell Ozuna's $16 million option for the 2025 season on Monday but declined to pick up catcher Travis D'Arnaud $8 million option, making him a free age
Braves Decline Club Option On Travis d’Arnaud
The Braves announced that they have declined their club options on catcher Travis d'Arnaud and right-hander Luke Jackson while picking
Braves Make Final Decision on Club Option for C Travis d'Arnaud: Report
In addition to d'Arnaud's option, the Braves declined Jackson's club option Monday. Jackson registered a 4.50 ERA with a 1.556 WHIP in 16 relief appearances for Atlanta after the trade deadline. His club option was worth $7 million.
Ozuna's $16 million option exercised by Braves, who turn down Jackson and d'Arnaud
Designated hitter Marcell Ozuna’s $16 million option for 2025 has been exercised by the Atlanta Braves, who have declined options on right-hander Luke Jackson and catcher Travis d’Arnaud
Braves make pair of Marcell Ozuna, Travis d'Arnaud contract decisions
Conversely, the front office is potentially parting ways with two other members of the 2021 World Series club. The Braves are declining catcher Travis d'Arnaud's $8 million option, per ESPN's Jeff Passan, as well as the $7 million option on relief pitcher Luke Jackson's deal, per MLB.com's Mark Feinsand.
Busy Braves pick up option on Ozuna, decline Travis D’Arnaud
It was a busy Monday for the Braves because along with the free agent moves, the team moved OF Ronald Acuna and Pitchers Ray Kerr, Angel Perdomo, Spencer Strider and Huascar Ynoa off of the injured list and added them back to the team’s 40-man roster.
Braves decline option on Travis d’Arnaud: Are they adding flexibility for a big addition?
The Atlanta Braves exercised a $16 million option on Marcell Ozuna’s contract for next season but declined an $8 million option on Travis d’Arnaud, making the veteran catcher a free agent and providing another indication they’re preparing to make at least one big free-agent signing.
Braves exercise DH Ozuna's $16M option, decline C D'Arnaud's
The Atlanta Braves have picked up All-Star Marcell Ozuna's $16 million option but declined to pick up the $8 million option of catcher Travis D'Arnaud, who now becomes a free agent.
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Alex Anthopoulos on Braves’ payroll flexibility, injury timelines and more
On Monday, the Braves declined Travis d’Arnaud’s $8 million option and Luke Jackson’s $7 million option. Jackson received a $2 million buyout. The Braves created more payroll flexibility ...
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The one major roadblock standing between a Braves-Joc Pederson reunion is so obvious
Atlanta is going to address starting pitching first, then shortstop. By declining d'Arnaud and Luke Jackson's options, that frees up some necessary capital for the Braves to be able to re-sign ...
Atlanta Braves Make Trio of Interesting Roster Decisions on Monday
With the deadline for making decisons on team options looming, the Atlanta Braves have made a trio of moves on Monday afternoon. First, Jeff Passan of ESPN rep ...