The Braves have been red-hot in the month of June, going 18-4 over that stretch, including a 14-game win streak. And they have reinforcements coming. Mike Soroka is supposed to begin his rehab assignment before the All-Star break, but last year’s NLCS MVP is set to return even sooner.
Eddie Rosario will start a rehabilitation assignment Saturday night with Triple-A Gwinnett in Nashville. The veteran #Braves outfielder has been on the injured list since late April after experiencing blurred vision and swelling that required laser surgery to correct.
— David O'Brien (@DOBrienATL) June 25, 2022
Before undergoing laser eye surgery two months ago, Eddie Rosario wasn’t the playoff version of himself. He only had three hits in his first 45 at-bats for an unsightly .086 batting average.
The vision issue was the only reasonable explanation for such a consistent player to be so abysmal. Good news for Braves Country, things are trending in the right direction; the lineup could use a left-handed bat.
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