According to reporter Francys Romero, the Braves made an offer to free agent catcher Yasmani Grandal "about a month ago."

According to a new report, Yasmani Grandal, who spent four years with the White Sox, turned down a contract offer earlier this offseason.

Despite the Atlanta Braves potentially needing some help behind the plate, veteran free agent backstop Yasmani Grandal had no interest in playing for the NL East power. Why would he turn down such a great opportunity in this MLB career at this time?

The Atlanta Braves, in their quest to shore up their catching depth, reportedly made a play for veteran backstop Yasmani Grandal. But according to reporter Francys Romero, that offer—made “about a month ago”—was ultimately rejected by Grandal, who remains one of the more notable free agents still available on the market.

According to reporter Francys Romero, the Braves made an offer to free agent catcher Yasmani Grandal “about a month ago.” Needless to say, Grandal, who remains unsigned, turned down the proposed deal.