The Atlanta Braves are not offering a 2020 contract to Charlie Culberson. That makes the popular utility player a free agent. Culberson played almost every position for Atlanta and even pitched in relief in two games last season. His season ended when he was hit in the face by a fastball thrown by Washington’s Fernando Rodney on September 14. Culberson sustained multiple facial fractures.
Braves allow popular Culberson to become free agent

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Braves player Charlie Culberson was hit in the face with a 90 mph fastball
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