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The final weekend of the MLB regular season features intense playoff races with eight teams already clinched, while others like the Red Sox, Guardians, and Tigers are close to securing spots. Charlie Morton is set to pitch for the Braves in his last game of the season, and Alek Manoah, recently cut by the Blue Jays, is available for claim by other teams, offering a potential late-season addition.
The Atlanta Braves signed veteran pitcher Charlie Morton to a major league deal, likely as a sentimental gesture since their season is already over, and he may be retiring. Morton, 41, has had a long career with various teams and has expressed uncertainty about continuing to play, with his recent season being challenging. The team also designated Carson Ragsdale for assignment and optioned Jhancarlos Lara as part of the roster moves.
The Detroit Tigers have designated pitcher Charlie Morton for assignment after a disappointing season, replacing him with Tanner Rainey on the roster. Morton's recent struggles, including a high ERA and control issues, led to the decision, and he is now available for waivers. The move reflects the Tigers' playoff pressure as they aim to improve their chances in the final weeks of the season.
Charlie Morton, a veteran pitcher for the Detroit Tigers, delivered a disappointing performance in a crucial game, allowing six runs early in a 10-1 loss to the Atlanta Braves, which could mark his final appearance of the season amid the Tigers' recent struggles.
Charlie Morton pitched six strong innings leading the Tigers to a 7-2 victory over the Astros, showcasing his resilience and experience, while reflecting on his challenging season and the importance of failure and success in his career.
The Boston Red Sox are considering acquiring Orioles pitcher Charlie Morton before the July 31 MLB trade deadline to bolster their starting rotation, especially after injuries and recent performance issues, with Morton being a short-term rental due to his free agency after the season.
Charlie Morton, a 41-year-old MLB pitcher, plans to continue his career into 2025, aiming to sign a one-year deal with a contending team despite previous retirement speculations. The Atlanta Braves might be interested in re-signing him, though likely at a reduced salary compared to his previous $20 million annual earnings. Morton's performance last season, with a 4.19 ERA over 165 innings, suggests he remains a viable option for teams needing rotation depth.
Austin Riley's three-run homer, combined with Charlie Morton's 5 2/3 scoreless innings, led the Atlanta Braves to a 9-0 victory over the Chicago White Sox in a rain-shortened game. The Braves are off to a 3-1 start on their season-opening road trip, while the White Sox have started 0-4 for the first time since 2015. Eloy Jiménez's injury will be evaluated further, and former White Sox RHP Reynaldo López is set to make his first start of the season against LHP Garrett Crochet on Tuesday night.
Atlanta Braves President and GM Alex Anthopoulos discussed the team's offseason plans, including the contract situation of Max Fried, the club options for Charlie Morton and Eddie Rosario, and the future of Vaughn Grissom. Anthopoulos expressed the desire to keep key players like Fried and mentioned that contract talks are kept quiet. The team will evaluate the options for Morton and Rosario, while Grissom's role and potential position change are being considered. Additionally, it was revealed that Dylan Lee underwent a shoulder procedure, but is expected to be ready for spring training along with Tyler Matzek.
The Atlanta Braves have placed pitcher Charlie Morton on the 15-day injured list due to inflammation in his right index finger, preventing him from participating in the upcoming Division Series. Allan Winans has been recalled to the active roster and will start the first game of Sunday's doubleheader, while Spencer Strider will pitch in the second game. Max Fried, another Braves starter, was previously placed on the injured list but is expected to return in time for the Division Series.
Charlie Morton delivers another impressive start for the Braves, striking out 21 batters and allowing only 2 walks across two games against the Mets and Yankees. This performance is encouraging for Atlanta, as they lack a reliable third starting pitcher. In other Braves news, Yonny Chirinos' tenure with the team is examined. Additionally, the Reds sign Trey Mancini, the Padres' Robert Suarez is ejected for a foreign substance check, the Phillies make a post-trade deadline trade for Brewer Hicklen, and the Giants designate Johan Camargo for assignment.
Kevin Pillar will bat second for the Atlanta Braves in their game against the New York Mets, with Charlie Morton starting for Atlanta and Jose Quintana starting for New York. Pillar, a right-handed hitter, will be in left field and is hitting .250 against left-handed pitchers this season. The Mets will have Danny Mendick starting at third base instead of Jonathan Arauz.
The Atlanta Braves fell short in their series against the Chicago Cubs, losing the rubber game 6-4. The Braves struggled with poor performances from their starting pitchers, costly errors, baserunning mistakes, and missed opportunities in clutch situations. Despite having chances to win, the Braves did not meet their own standards. Charlie Morton had a rough outing, allowing five runs over 4-1/3 innings. Matt Olson had a strong performance with a 453-foot home run and a career-high 39th homer. The Braves made baserunning mistakes and struggled with runners in scoring position. They look to bounce back in their upcoming series against the Pittsburgh Pirates.
The Fantasy Baseball Week 18 preview highlights the two-start pitchers for the upcoming scoring period, with a lighter schedule resulting in fewer options. Yu Darvish and Charlie Morton are among the notable pitchers to watch, but the rankings are subject to change. This information is particularly relevant for points leagues.
The article highlights three MLB player prop bets for today's games. The first bet is on Yu Darvish of the San Diego Padres to record over 17.5 outs in his start against the Philadelphia Phillies. The second bet is on Brayan Bello of the Boston Red Sox to allow under 5.5 hits in his start against the Chicago Cubs. The third bet is on Charlie Morton of the Atlanta Braves to allow under 5.5 hits in his start against the Chicago White Sox.