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The Atlanta Braves should be looking to strengthen their pitching rotation this offseason.
Due to this, the Braves are now being connected to one of baseball's top free agent pitchers during the early days of the offseason.
In a recent article for Bleacher Report, Tim Kelly predicted that the Braves will sign three-time All-Star pitcher Sonny Gray to a two-year, $50 million contract in free agency.
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With the Braves needing pitching help, it makes sense that they are being viewed as a potential landing spot for Gray. If they signed him, he would be a significant addition to the front half of their starting rotation. His stats from this season with the Boston Red Sox demonstrate this.
Gray was sensational for the Red Sox this campaign. In 29 appearances for Boston in 2026, the 14-year MLB veteran posted an 18-5 record, a 2.72 ERA, and 149 strikeouts. If he signed with the Braves and replicated this form for them, he would improve Atlanta's starting rotation immensely.
It will be intriguing to see if the Braves can successfully sign him from here. There is no question that he will generate a ton of interest around the league.
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