CHICAGO – The Atlanta Braves co-starred in the 36-year-old squad, Sean Kazmar Jr., on the active roster Saturday, a midfielder who played a big song in the roster of the manager Brian Snitker.
And for a good reason. Kazmar has not played in the Grand Leagues for more than a decade.
“It’s probably one of the best moments he’s ever coached at all levels, honestly,” said Snitker about informing Kazmar of his regression. “It’s amazing. Passes of ’08 in 2021, in the medium, tenens to be bromeando, to keep perseverance, dedication and empathy”.
Kazmar will play for the last time in the Great Leagues on September 23, 2008, with the San Diego Padres, appearing on July 19 this season for their only action in the Great Leagues. Since then, he has played Triple-A for the Padres, Seattle Mariners, New York Mets and Braves.
The Braves also co-starred Jesse Biddle in the active list, named right-backer Bryse Wilson, co-star Sean Newcomb in the list of injured and injured Ender Inciarte in the 10-day list of injuries.