Braves trade Stuart Fairchild to Tampa Bay
Briefly

The Atlanta Braves traded outfielder Stuart Fairchild to the Tampa Bay Rays for cash considerations after designating him for assignment. Fairchild played 28 games with the Braves, posting a batting line of .216/.273/.333. He was brought in after being DFA'd by the Cincinnati Reds on March 31. Throughout his time with Atlanta, he served various roles, including pinch-runner and defensive replacement, before a short stint on the IL. Fairchild has played for five teams since debuting in 2021, and while he is an above-average base-runner, his offensive numbers have been below expectations.
The Atlanta Braves traded outfielder Stuart Fairchild to the Tampa Bay Rays for cash considerations after designating him for assignment. Fairchild had a .216 batting average in 28 games.
Adding Fairchild to their roster on March 31 was a move stemming from the Cincinnati Reds' decision to DFA him, and he played with Atlanta despite a stint on the IL.
At 29, Fairchild has played for five teams since his MLB debut in 2021. His performance with Atlanta included four doubles, a triple, and two stolen bases.
Fairchild is recognized as a better-than-average base-runner, although he has underperformed offensively over the past few seasons.
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