Eddie Rosario signed a Major League contract with the Atlanta Braves after rejecting a Minor League assignment from the Los Angeles Dodgers, indicating a desire for more significant playing time. After a successful run with the Oklahoma City Comets, where he batted .339 and showcased his power, he was briefly added to the Dodgers' active roster during Shohei Ohtani's absence. Despite a couple of games with the Dodgers, he was designated for assignment upon Ohtani's return. This marks Rosario's third stint with the Braves, where he previously made significant contributions in postseasons, including earning MVP honors against the Dodgers in 2021.
Rosario's 14 hits were the most in Braves history for a single postseason series and also tied an MLB postseason record for most in any LCS.
Despite a rough start in Spring Training, Rosario showcased his potential by batting .339 with two home runs in 15 games with the Oklahoma City Comets.
After his brief stint with the Dodgers, where he was designated for assignment, Rosario returned to the Braves, where he previously had significant playoff success.
Manager Dave Roberts remarked on Rosario's impact, stating, 'We just couldn't figure him out,' emphasizing his crucial contributions during the 2021 postseason.
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