Bruján has been mixed in at shortstop for Atlanta, providing multi-position flexibility and a potential uptick in opportunities as the DH/INF shuffle continues. For fantasy, Bruján offers multi-position eligibility and upside if he secures regular starts in the infield.

Bruján, a Braves position-player on the mound in that blowout, fueled the controversy-free moment by allowing a harmless 57.4 mph pitch. His role as the oddity in that table-set gives context to why teams occasionally summon position players for pitching while the league debates the statistical impact.

Bruján’s exit-row bullpen role for Atlanta highlights the Braves’ versatile, multi-use bullpen approach. While not a primary fantasy target, Bruján’s involvement signals bullpen flexibility and potential late-game leverage in closer-leaning scenarios that could impact late-inning outcomes and holds in deeper formats.

Bruján faced Schwarber in the eighth, popping up a 57.4-mph offering as the right fielder capped a historic night. Bruján’s moment punctuates a Braves’ bench that’s had to contend with the Phillies’ display and adds depth to Braves’ roster utilization in late innings.

Bruján pinch-hit and helped load the bases, giving Atlanta a critical late-inning pressure moment. While not a daily fantasy staple, Bruján’s speed-up potential off the bench and occasional pop makes him a speculative grab in deeper formats and DFS micro-stacks.