Charles Leblanc has signed a minor league contract with the Atlanta Braves after a season with the Los Angeles Angels, where he had a brief MLB stint, hitting two home runs in 11 games. In Triple-A, he posted a solid .254/.379/.437 slash line with 12 home runs and 52 RBIs over 98 games. Originally drafted by the Texas Rangers, he was selected by the Miami Marlins in the Rule 5 draft and made his MLB debut in 2022. Leblanc is now looking for his next opportunity at the MLB level with the Braves.

Leblanc, primarily a third baseman, made his MLB debut with the Marlins in 2022, where he hit .263 with a .723 OPS over 48 games. He played 11 games with the Angels last season, posting a .190 batting average but achieving an .869 OPS due to seven walks and two home runs in 28 plate appearances. While he is considered a long shot to make the Braves roster, he will have an opportunity to showcase his skills during Spring Training.

Charles Leblanc contributed to the Angels' scoring in the third inning with a base hit, helping drive in Taylor Ward. His performance underscored the team's offensive effort in the game, which led to their victory over the White Sox.

Charles Leblanc scored the opening run for the Angels in the third inning, setting the tone for a dominant performance. He contributed to the team's offensive momentum, helping to secure a much-needed win after a rough stretch.

Charles Leblanc contributed to the Angels' offense with a solo home run in the game, though it wasn’t enough to prevent the team from falling to their sixth consecutive defeat.