Braves not interested in Smoltz
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
The Boston Red Sox severed ties with John Smoltz on Monday, announcing they were releasing the former Brave, which made him available to other teams at a pro-rated major league minimum salary. The Braves are not among the teams interested in signing him though, according to Braves general manager Frank Wren.
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"With the anticipated addition of Tim Hudson in the near future, we have not pursued John Smoltz," Wren said in a text message Monday.
Other teams reportedly interested in Smoltz include the Dodgers, Marlins, Cardinals and Rangers. Smoltz went 2-5 with an 8.32 ERA in eight starts for Boston. Hudson is expected to make three more starts on a minor league rehabilitation assignment before returning from elbow surgery.
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