While the Atlanta Braves are making moves to improve their current season , the team is taking the time to mourn the passing of long-time scout Roy Clark. Looking at the key moves made by the Braves in recent history, one could likely put the credit to Clark for a ton of decisions, as he passed at the age of 68 years old.

Clark started his scouting career with Atlanta in 1989, where he was eventually the director of scouting in 2000, and was in that role until 2009. Working in other personnel roles with the Los Angeles Dodgers and Washington Nationals, he returned to the team in 2014 as Senior Advisor to Amateur Scouting until 2019, where he would then be with the Kansas City Royals.

The team released a statement Saturday afternoon, saying how Clark was “universally regarded as one

See Full Page