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Beltran

Beltran, who made two relief appearances for the Expos last season, will earn $385,000 if he makes the Brewers. The team will continue to look for left-handed relievers.

Beltran, who pitched briefly for the Expos last season, was let go after allowing four runs in five innings this spring.

Beltran, a 33-year-old left-hander, lost out on a spot in the Baltimore bullpen last season, but he came through with a very good season for Triple-A Ottawa, posting a 2.71 ERA and holding hitters to a .213 average in 13 starts and 18 relief appearances. He might be a solid reliever if given the opportunity.

Beltran was signed to compete for a job as the third lefty in the Baltimore pen, but that spot will go to Eric DuBose.

Beltran, who pitched six innings before giving way to Gabe Molina and Marc Kroon, is the pitcher who knocked Team USA out of the Olympic qualifying tournament earlier this month. The 33-year-old left-hander had a 2.71 ERA in 13 starts and 18 relief appearances for Triple-A Ottawa last season and might get a chance to compete for a spot in some team’s bullpen next spring.

The 33-year-old Beltran is the pitcher who knocked Team USA out of the Olympic qualifying tournament in November. He had a 2.71 ERA in 13 starts and 18 relief appearances for Triple-A Ottawa last season. He’ll probably be a decent reliever if given the opportunity.

Tough break for Beltran, who returned to the majors last week following a four-year absence. Since Joey Eischen is coming back, Beltran might not have a roster spot when he’s ready to return.

Beltran, who failed to make the Reds out of spring training, had allowed two runs in nine innings in Edmonton. He’ll probably have a bullpen spot until Joey Eischen returns.

Beltran made just two appearances for Montreal before suffering an oblique strain a month ago.