Kolby Allard is returning to Atlanta after the Braves re-acquired their former first-round pick from the Texas Rangers in exchange for veteran pitcher Jake Odorizzi and cash.
. He was named to the All-Star team that year and finished the season with a career-best 15 wins.
In 65 career major league games, Allard has a 9-23 record with 6.07 ERA. He appeared as a starter in 20 games in Triple-A last season. The trade does clear up a spot on the potentially crowded starting pitching rotation for the Braves next season. Ace Max Fried is set to continue to lead the pitching staff next year.In September, the Braves and veteran starting pitcher Charlie Morton agreed to a $20 million one-year extension. Rookie of the Year candidate Spencer Strider will return to the rotation next season along with 20-game winner Kyle Wright.
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