Last November, the Braves of Atlanta had signed a minor leagues contract with Quebecer Charles Leblanc. The pre-champ player was available via the autonomous players market earlier during the dead season.
But now his adventure in the organization of representatives of Georgia is already a thing of the past, he who has been released by the Strapers of Gwinnett, the AAA subsidiary of the Braves.
Leblanc had made his debut in major leagues with the Miami Marlins in 2022 at the age of 26. He had done well during his 48 games played, displaying an average of the stick of, 263 with an ops of, 723 in 169 marble appearances, in addition to adding four circuits, ten doubles, eleven produced points and 18 points scored.
But the Marlins still appointed it for assignment on January 4, 2023 when the team had put under contract the player of COURT Jean Segura. Leblanc was then subjected to the ballotting and returned to the Marlins minor leagues system, striking for an average of the stick of, 253 with Jacksonville in 2023.
In November of the same year, the one from Laval signed a minor league contract with the Angels of Los Angeles. The pre-champ player struck for an average of the stick of, 262 in Salt Lake City to start the 2024 season, then joined the MLB club on August 3. He then displayed an average of the stick of, 190, but demonstrated his power during his brief appearance in major baseball with a percentage of power of, 476 and an OPS of, 869 in 28 marble appearances distributed over eleven games.
Then, it was there that he joined the brave, playing only 22 games at the Triple-A level before being placed on the list of wounded April 29, then being released.
Hopefully he may have another chance of asserting himself elsewhere.
