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The Atlanta Braves are still poised to sign top international free agent Albert Sena, but a possible an international draft complicates things.

Writer Eric Cole argues that Atlanta Braves fans should not panic about potentially losing top international prospect Alfredo Sena to an international draft. Sena is widely anticipated to sign a minor league deal with Atlanta for over $5 million once the signing window opens. Although an impending MLB lockout threatens to postpone the January 15 market opening, concerns about losing the shortstop remain premature.
Cole explains that implementing an international draft in the upcoming CBA in time for this signing class is practically unfeasible. Coordinating with international academies, governments, and establishing structure requires extensive time, making it extremely likely that the Braves will secure Sena under current signing rules.
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