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Hudson was signed to a minor league contract this offseason after pitching to a 6.17 ERA in 89 innings for the Rockies in 2024. He will serve as organizational depth, as will Teodosio, who stole 40 bases in Triple-A last year and could provide speed as a backup outfielder but is not currently on the 40-man roster.

Sánchez heads to spring training with Los Angeles attempting to latch on in a bench role. The 32-year-old infielder hasn’t appeared in the big leagues since the 2022 season when he got into 17 contests between the Red Sox and Mets. He spent all of last year at Triple-A Syracuse in New York’s system, batting .226/.346/.393 with nine homers and nine steals in 399 plate appearances over 111 games.

Thompson came into camp as a non-roster invite and after he slashed .250/.308/.583 with two home runs and six RBI, he’ll stay in the Mets’ farm system as a depth option for the outfield.

Sánchez spent last year with the Braves at Triple-A Gwinnett, posting a respectable .731 OPS with eight homers and four steals in 481 plate appearances. The 31-year-old journeyman infielder last appeared in the majors during the 2020 campaign with the White Sox.

In total, the Braves sent out nine players from big league camp on Monday, with five others getting optioned to Triple-A. Sanchez, 30, really struggled in Grapefruit League action -- hitting just .069 (2-for-29) with zero RBI and one swipe. He’ll function as infield depth at the Triple-A level.

Sanchez got into 17 contests last season between the Red Sox and Mets, tallying just four hits in 37 at-bats. The 30-year-old infielder gives the Braves some additional organizational infield depth. He’s a career .243/.299/.355 hitter with 32 homers and 30 steals in 2,503 plate appearances in the majors since 2014. He could wind up making it to Atlanta sometime this season.

The 30-year-old infielder wound up appearing in 17 games between the Red Sox and Mets during the 2022 campaign, hitting a woeful .108/.214/.108 with a 13/5 K/BB ratio in 44 plate appearances. He’ll try to latch on elsewhere as a depth piece on a minor league contract over the offseason.

Sánchez was designated for assignment on Saturday and ultimately passed through waivers unclaimed. He’ll remain part of the Mets organization for now but seems doubtful to get another look before the end of the year.

Sanchez was a recent addition to the Mets after claiming him off waivers from the Red Sox on August 18. The 30-year-old never made his debut with New York and will look to land on another big league roster.

Sánchez was designated for assignment by Boston on Tuesday after going just 4-for-37 (.108) in 14 games played. He’ll give the Mets a little extra organizational infield depth as they work through some injuries.