Braves Roster Moves Include Activation of Ha-Seong Kim
ATLANTA – Outfielder Eli White was placed on the seven-day concussion injured list Monday, a move that coincided with the activation of shortstop Ha-Seong Kim from the injured list. White's placement on the IL comes after a Sunday victory against the Dodgers where he made a notable defensive play, running into a wall.
The Braves announced the transactions, placing White on the seven-day concussion IL as a corresponding move to activating Kim. White's injury occurred during Sunday's game against the Dodgers, a contest the Braves won. Reports indicate he entered the concussion protocol following this game.
Defensive Effort Precedes Injury
White's placement on the injured list follows a game where his defensive contributions were highlighted. His actions in the outfield during Sunday's win over the Dodgers were described as a "defensive gem" and included a play where he collided with the wall.
Details regarding the exact circumstances of the collision and the severity of the concussion remain sparse, beyond his entry into the league-mandated protocol.
Broader Roster Context
The move involving White and Kim occurs within a period of other roster activity for the Braves. The team has seen recent updates on injuries to other players, including Ronald Acuña Jr. (Grade 1 left hamstring strain) and Sean Murphy (bruised finger). The club's injury report also lists pitchers like Spencer Schwellenbach, Joe Jiménez, and Dylan Dodd as currently sidelined.
White himself has had a varied season at the plate, with past reports noting a slow start, a two-run home run in a Sunday win, and other solo homers in previous games. He has also seen his playing time fluctuate, being absent from lineups on several occasions.
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