The Atlanta Braves could look to acquire Jack Flaherty in free agency to replace Max Fried in the starting rotation.

MLB.com's Thomas Harrigan argued that the Atlanta Braves are the best fit for a 2024 Los Angeles Dodgers World Series starter.

The Braves announced an intriguing roster addition on Friday in what has been a quiet offseason for the team. The Atlanta Braves claimed right-handed pitcher Amos Willingham off waivers from the Washington Nationals, the team announced on Friday. Atlanta also announced that they designated right-handed pitcher Allan Winans for assignment.

Yankees pitching coach Matt Blake joins MLB Network Radio to discuss the team signing Max Fried, what he'll bring to the staff and more

After a busy start to the winter, the New York Yankees are a better team today than they were at the end of the 2024 season, and while that doesn’t guarantee a return to the World Series, the Bronx Bombers have given themselves the chance to get there again.

"On paper, the Braves starting rotation could be one of the best in baseball. However, Spencer Strider is returning from an internal brace procedure that cost him almost all of the 2024 season and won't be ready for Opening Day. Meanwhile, Chris Sale and Reynaldo López carry quite a bit of injury risk."

The Braves have yet to agree to a guaranteed major league deal with a free agent, and as Spring Training rapidly approaches, fans are getting anxious.

The Atlanta Braves is in flux with the loss of Max Fried and Charlie Morton. Could a trade with the New York Yankees help stabilize the starting staff?

Future Hall of Fame pitcher Max Scherzer is biding his time in free agency, waiting for teams like the Blue Jays to make moves that cement them as contenders.

Los Angeles Dodgers star pitcher Jack Flaherty is likely to sign with a new team this offseason as the Atlanta Braves close in as a suitor.

New York Yankees star Max Fried talks to Fox News Digital about the impact of California Strong after the Los Angeles wildfires.

Right-handed starter Spencer Schwellenbach arguably already broke out during the 2024 campaign. But Bleacher Report's Zachary D. Rymer expects even bigger thing