NL East **tes: Beachy, Santana, Braves, Mets

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NL East **tes: Beachy, Santana, Braves, Mets

NL East **tes: Beachy, Santana, Braves, Mets
As the*Braves await the results of today's MRI on Kris Medlen's right forearm, many have speculated that the team could turn to Ervin Santana in the event that Medlen is out for a significant period of time. However, David O'Brien of the Atlanta Journal Constitution writes that he doesn't expect Atlanta to make a panicked move in the event of a serious injury to Medlen. If Medlen is on the DL, O'Brien expects Atlanta to open the season with Julio Teheran, Brandon Beachy, Alex Wood, Freddy Garcia and David Hale, with Mike Mi**r stepping into one spot once he's ready to go in mid-April, and Gavin Floyd eventually taking a**ther. He adds that Josh Beckett's name "does **thing" for any member of the Braves organization to whom O'Brien has mentioned it. Here's more on their rotation and the NL East...

• As if Medlen's injury wasn't e**ugh, Beachy left his start for the*Braves today due to tightness in his right biceps, writes O'Brien. Beachy described the injury as "dull tightness" and has experienced it in his other two Spring Training starts. However, it got better as he threw harder in his last start, and today he says it worsened. Braves doctors told Beachy before the game that it was ok to try to pitch through the tightness. He wouldn't commit to being ready for Opening Day when asked by O'Brien, but said he thought the tightness was **rmal following a pair of surgeries. Following the rough start, Beachy told FOX Sports' Jon Morosi that he tried to throw harder again today but wasn't able to increase his velocity (Twitter link).

Earlier **tes

• ESPN's Buster Olney covers the*Braves' rotation in the intro to his daily blog post (ESPN Insider required and recommended). Olney spoke to one evaluator who said, "It's*just impossible to see Atlanta taking on significant money, and*they seem to be reluctant to give up any prospects of value..."*suggesting that a major acquisition isn't likely. That evaluator wondered if they might be interested in out-of-options hurlers like Zach Britton (Orioles), Vance Worley (Twins), Sam Dedu** (Twins) or Franklin Morales (Rockies) should they pursue outside help.
• The*Mariners are again doubling down on the number of scouts they have at today's*Mets game, tweets Adam Rubin of ESPNNewYork.com. Rubin adds that Seattle's scouts have "been religiously attending Mets games." New York has been said to have interest in displaced Seattle infielder Nick Franklin, so Mariners scouts could be trying to determine a fair asking price.
• Jeff Manship has impressed the*Phillies thus far in Spring Training, writes Matt Gelb of the Philadelphia Inquirer. Philadelphia was the only club to call Manship prior to his agreement to a mi**r league deal in early September, the right-hander told Gelb. Manship says he's enjoying the competition this spring and is excited to have a shot at earning a rotation spot for the first time in his five trips through a big league camp. Manship has allowed one run with six punchouts and one walk through seven Spring Training innings to date.

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