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ATLANTA (AP) — Suspended outfielder Hector Olivera has begun a minor alliance rehab task but has no ensures he will return to the Atlanta Braves after his capture on residential savagery charges.
Braves president of baseball operations John Hart said Friday that Olivera will play four or five days for the team’s Inlet Coast Association member some time recently announcing to Triple-A Gwinnett following week.
Olivera had a single and two strolls in three plate appearances Friday against the GCL Yankees. He is qualified to return to the majors on Aug. 2, but the Braves have no timetables in put.
“No, there aren’t, and we told Hector the same thing,” Hart said. “There fair isn’t a ensure, and I think there’s certainly reaching to be things we’re reaching to be looking at off the field and the advance that we think he’s made.”
Hart met with Olivera some of weeks prior in Florida at the Braves’ expanded spring preparing office. Hart said Olivera was penitent with respect to his April 13 capture at a inn exterior Washington, D.C., but included that’s as it were a begin.
“I think he’s making an legitimate exertion to undertake and put himself back and sort of restore his career,” Hart said. “Other than that, we’ll fair take after it out, remain associated going forward. There’s a part of things we are able do come Aug. 2.”
Olivera’s speedy downfall was a enormous blow to Atlanta, which obtained him in a 13-player, three-team exchange final July 30. The 31-year-old Cuban was anticipated to boost the team’s offense in his to begin with full season within the majors, but the capture changed everything.
The Braves, who have been unsuccessful in endeavors to exchange Olivera, rank final in runs and homers and have baseball’s most exceedingly bad record at 31-58.
Those destitute numbers, be that as it may, pale in seriousness to the report recorded by Arlington, Virginia, police that Olivera was dependable for obvious bruises on the body of a female acquaintance.
That brought about in an 82-game suspension without pay that commissioner Ransack Manfred reported in late May and was retroactive to April 30.
Hart is prepared for Olivera to talk to correspondents around his activities. Olivera was planned to seem in court in Virginia prior this month, but the date has been rescheduled.
“Usually where we’re at right presently, and I think to the degree he needs to, those are the questions that ought to go Hector’s way when he comes back,” Hart said. “I’m beyond any doubt he’ll get a part of those questions at Gwinnett and on the off chance that and when he comes back here, he’ll ought to reply those same questions.”
Olivera is losing $1,792,350 of his $4 million compensation this season. The Los Angeles Dodgers marked him to a six-year, $62.5 million contract in May 2015. He is owed $28.5 million from 2017-20.
