The New York Mets have released this former Atlanta Braves' postseason hero.
have released outfielder Eddie Rosario from his minor league contract after he appeared in just seven games with Triple-A Syracuse.. But the 32-year-old went 3-for-29 with a .443 OPS and one home run for Syracuse, which ultimately led to the organization's decision to cut bait.
It is safe to say that it has been a rough 2024 campaign for Rosario, who has been released by the Washington Nationals, Atlanta Braves and now the Mets as well. The Nationals signed Rosario to a minor league deal in the offseason, but he hit just .183 with a .511 OPS in 67 games before being designated for assignment on July 1 for top prospect outfielder James Wood.
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