Five Atlanta Braves players have quietly become Major League Baseball free agents, according to a report published Thursday. The moves signal the start of offseason roster decisions for the National League club.
The report, authored by TJ French, did not specify which players are involved. The Braves' front office, led by general manager Alex Anthopoulos, typically evaluates its roster following the conclusion of each season to determine which pending free agents to retain or allow to test the open market.
Atlanta has remained competitive in recent years, winning the World Series in 2021 and securing multiple division titles. The team's approach to free agency often focuses on retaining core players while supplementing the roster through targeted signings and trades.
Further details on the specific players and the Braves' plans for the upcoming offseason are expected in the coming weeks as the MLB hot stove season progresses.
