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ATLANTA -- Before we spend the next few weeks and months debating what the Braves should do via free agency and trades, let’s take a look at some of the team’s key decisions. 196: This was Chris Sale’s Adjusted ERA…

MLB.com outlines three critical statistical markers framing the Atlanta Braves' offseason decisions heading into 2027, focusing on rotation depth, shortstop offense, and bullpen payroll. Following Chris Sale's dominant 196 ERA+ season with extended rest, the analysis argues the club may need to sign two starting pitchers to reliably sustain that approach, especially given injury concerns across the staff.
The article also notes Atlanta's shortstop position generated a 67 wRC+, prompting a choice on whether to re-sign pending free agent Mauricio Dubon as an everyday starter. Additionally, the Braves face a financial choice regarding whether to bring back 36-year-old reliever Raisel Iglesias at his previous $16 million annual salary rate.
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