Who the Atlanta Braves should add to their starting rotation to replace Max Fried and Charlie Morton has been a hot debate the past several weeks. Two former ML

Atlanta has paid the tax in each of the past two years. Back in December, president of baseball operations Alex Anthopoulos suggested the club could pay the tax again in 2025, though without firmly declaring that it would do so. Given the wiggle room it currently has, it can make a notable investment or two while still staying south of the line.

This past Sunday morning, as the sun began to illuminate the ice-covered trees in the miles around Truist Park like a thousand crystal chandeliers, Robert Murray reported that the Atlanta Braves signed Garrett Cooper to a minor league contract with an invitation to Spring Training.

Bleacher Report's Kerry Miller argued the Atlanta Braves made one of the most 'sneaky-good' signings during the MLB offseason.