Braves quietly release 10-year MLB veteran with .693 OPS

The Atlanta Braves announced a pair of roster moves on Tuesday afternoon. First, outfielder Mike Yastrzemski was reinstated from the 10-day injured list. That meant Atlanta had to cut someone from the roster. According to a release from the NL East organization, infielder Kyle Farmer was released. The 10-year Major League veteran will become a free agent if he clears waivers. Farmer, despite spending a decent chunk of the season on the active roster, was used sparingly by the Braves. He signed a minor league deal with Atlanta during the offseason. In 16 trips to the plate, Farmer collected four hits and three RBIs, striking out four times in those opportunties. MORE: Phillies ‘would love’ to trade for Mets reliever Luke Weaver"Atlanta probably wasn’t expecting much more than that. Farmer h