In a somewhat shocking move, the Atlanta Braves are signing outfielder Alex Verdugo to a one-year deal worth $1.5 million, per Jon Heyman.

The Braves only have a few more Spring Training games left before they pack up and get ready for Opening Day in San Diego.

The Braves have another budding star on their hands, and 2025 is when the entire MLB world will wake up to Spencer Schwellenbach.

In what could potentially go down as the most lopsided trade in Braves franchise history, Vaughn Grissom — the one man that went back to the Red Sox in the trade that netted Chris Sale — failed to make Boston’s Opening Day roster in his second year with the team.

Following several roster moves over the last few days, there aren’t too many more tough decisions for the Braves to make ahead of Opening Day.

According to David O’Brien of The Athletic, outfielder Jurickson Profar is set to return to the lineup for the Braves on Thursday and is expected to play the remainder of Spring Training.

In the past few days, the Braves have parted ways with three players that were vying for spots in the bullpen.

If there’s one area that isn’t championship caliber in Atlanta, it’s the Braves bullpen.