Charlie Culberson Released by Braves Amid Pitching Transition

The 34-year-old former utility player's attempt to become a pitcher ends as he faces release but remains hopeful for future opportunities.

Charlie Culberson, a former utility player, attempted to revive his career as a pitcher with the Atlanta Braves but was released this week.
Culberson, who is 34 years old, made three appearances in spring training, allowing six runs over two innings.
Despite the setback, Culberson is not considering retirement and remains open to playing opportunities.
Culberson has a career slash line of .248/.294/.386 with 30 home runs and 145 RBIs over 11 major league seasons.
The Georgia native has previously made eight mop-up appearances as a pitcher, posting a 1.23 ERA without a decision.