The Braves haven’t been very busy this offseason. The only worthwhile acquisition Atlanta has been involved in was the Jurickson Profar signing. Granted, the roster was never in dire need of an overhaul,

The Athletic's Jayson Stark took a deep dive into the Hall of Fame chances for a couple modern day closers with Billy Wagner receiving enshrinement this year.

The Atlanta Braves have not made any significant additions to their starting rotation despite losing Max Fried and Charlie Morton. The Braves could swing a trade to find an elite starter.

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For heaven's sake, one conference in the NFL has featured either Patrick Mahomes or Tom Brady in the championship game every year since 2010. Meanwhile, no team has won back-to-back World Series titles since 2000. The last time the Dodgers had a chance to repeat, the Braves knocked them off in the 2021 NLCS.

The Braves lost Max Fried, Charlie Morton, and A.J. Minter to free agency while adding Jurickson Profar on a three-year deal. If the season started tomorrow, Atlanta would be relying on internal candidates to pick up the slack.

The reigning NL East champs haven’t been too busy, though they added Marlins standout lefty Jesus Luzardo via trade, deepening an excellent rotation. The team also signed former All-Star closer Jordan Romano and outfielder Max Kepler.

Even after a 'down' year in 2024, which was arguably still good, Olson still stands out as one of the best players at his position

The Atlanta Braves need starting pitching help, but one option is already off the table. Before we really dive way too deep into an interaction on social media,

Relief pitcher Jesse Chavez has inked a minor league deal with the Texas Rangers. We have seen this movie before.

The Braves had a quiet winter before signing left fielder Jurickson Profar last week, a significant addition who immediately bolstered their lineup and gave them a formidable outfield when fully healthy.

The New York Mets had discussions with closer Kenley Jansen's camp in free agency, according to Ken Rosenthal and Will Sammon of The Athletic. Per