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The Atlanta Braves not only have quite the list of free agents this offseason, but there are a slew of former Braves players looking for jobs as well.

Sixteen former and current Atlanta Braves players are scheduled to reach MLB free agency this offseason. House That Hank Built highlights that general manager Alex Anthopoulos has routinely allowed players to depart when costs exceed value, creating a large pool of familiar talent on the open market, including impending free agents whose contracts are expiring after the 2026 season.
Writer Eric Cole argues that pitcher Tyler Mahle and infielder Mauricio Dubon represent Atlanta's top reunion candidates. Cole also notes that former Braves designated hitters Marcell Ozuna, Jorge Soler, and Joc Pederson are available, alongside free agents such as Ramon Laureano, Travis d'Arnaud, Kevin Gausman, Kenley Jansen, and Raisel Iglesias.
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