In recent developments, the Braves have made significant roster moves, particularly in relation to their injured relievers.

Jesse Chavez, who recently completed his rehab assignment with the Stripers, has rejoined the major league club. Additionally, Nick Anderson, Collin McHugh, and Daysbel Hernandez are gearing up to commence their rehab assignments with the Stripers.

As the regular season enters its final stretch, Jesse Chavez finds himself in a prime position to secure a spot on the postseason roster. This opportunity is particularly enticing given the current uncertainty surrounding the last few bullpen spots. However, it’s worth keeping an eye on Nick Anderson as well. Brian Snitker, the Braves’ manager, expressed his satisfaction with the progress made by both Chavez and Anderson ahead of Tuesday’s game against the Phillies.

The latter part of the Braves’ bullpen has faced some challenges recently, leaving fans wanting more. Nonetheless, there is hope that the return of Jesse Chavez and Nick Anderson from their injuries can alleviate these concerns significantly.

Before their injuries, both Chavez and Anderson were performing admirably. Chavez was in the midst of a career-best season, maintaining an exceptional 1.55 ERA across 31 appearances, along with a career-high 11.2 K/9 rate. Meanwhile, Nick Anderson had established himself as one of Brian Snitker’s most dependable setup men, showcasing a 3.06 ERA, a 3.09 FIP, and a 9.2 K/9 rate over 35 appearances. The prospect of having one of them return to top form before the playoffs is a tremendous boon for the Braves’ bullpen and their postseason aspirations.