Charles Leblanc, a free agent infielder, has signed a minor league contract with the Atlanta Braves after spending last season with the Los Angeles Angels. During his brief MLB stint, he hit two home runs in 11 games.

Previously drafted by the Texas Rangers, Leblanc has transitioned through several teams, including the Miami Marlins, where he made his MLB debut in 2022. The Angels have been active this offseason, acquiring players from the Braves and making significant moves in the free agent market.

The Atlanta Braves have signed relief pitcher Enoli Paredes along with two position players, catcher Yohel Pozo and infielder Charles Leblanc, to minor league contracts.

Pozo, a Venezuelan catcher, has shown impressive offensive skills at Triple-A, notably slashing .324/.335/.538 last season. His performance comes at a time when the Braves are in need of a catcher following Travis d'Arnaud's departure to the Los Angeles Angels.

Leblanc, primarily a third baseman, has experience with the Miami Marlins and Los Angeles Angels but faces an uphill battle to secure a spot on the Braves roster during Spring Training.