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Reyes

Reyes, a 21-year-old left-hander, was 8-1 with a 2.99 ERA, 62 H and 85/24 K/BB in 75 1/3 innings for low Single-A Rome before his promotion. Now that he’s completely over the arm problems that limited him the previous two years, he’s one of the Braves’ best pitching prospects.

Reyes was non-tendered by the Orioles earlier this week. The 27-year-old left-hander compiled an ugly 5.57 ERA and 87/48 K/BB ratio over 140 2/3 innings between the Orioles and Blue Jays this past season.

Reyes was arbitration-eligible for the first time this winter. The 27-year-old southpaw compiled an ugly 5.57 ERA and 87/48 K/BB ratio over 140 2/3 innings between the Orioles and Blue Jays this past season. He needs to stay far, far away from the American League East.

Ben Nicholson-Smith of MLB Trade Rumors reports that it’s a split contract, which includes an invite to spring training and incentives. Reyes, 27, posted an ugly 5.57 ERA and 87/48 K/BB ratio over 140 2/3 innings between the Orioles and Blue Jays last season. He’ll provide some insurance for the starting rotation.

Whether he’ll be given a spring training invite isn’t known. Reyes, 28, pitched well at Triple-A with the Pirates this season, posting a 2.67 ERA over 27 appearances. He’s represent minor league depth for the Halos.

The Angels signed Reyes to a minor league contract in November. The 28-year-old left-hander posted a 2.67 ERA and 43/13 K/BB ratio over 54 innings with the Pirates’ Triple-A affiliate last season. He owns a 6.05 ERA over five seasons in the big leagues.

Reyes had been on the DL with a hyperextended right knee since April 13, so a stint in the minors to get his feet back underneath him was in order. The Braves bullpen has been coping fine in his absence, as they’ve posted a combined ERA of 3.78 with a BAA of .227 in 109 2/3 innings worth of work.

Reyes, 31, owns a 4.17 ERA and 27/11 K/BB ratio over 36 2/3 innings in Triple-A this season. He has made one appearance in the majors since 2011 and simply gives the Marlins a fresh arm.

Reyes was only up for a couple days and allowed two runs over two innings in his lone appearance. He’ll likely clear waivers and stick around in the organization.

Reyes, 30, had been pitching with Campeche of the Mexican League. He hasn’t appeared in the majors since 2011 and is merely organization filler.