Atlanta Braves news and notes from Wednesday…

The Atlanta Braves entered the 2026 offseason addressing key roster and coaching matters following an exit in the National League Division Series. Media roundups highlighted the team's top-ten hardest-hit balls of the season alongside individual player reviews for catcher Sandy León and reliever Aaron Bummer. Front office leader Alex Anthopoulos also addressed the future of the coaching staff working under Walt Weiss.
Offseason reports and trade proposals link the Braves to multiple potential roster moves, including interest in adding a regular shortstop such as Zach Neto and monitoring starting pitching options. Meanwhile, suspended utility player Jurickson Profar is slated to play in the Venezuelan winter league as the club evaluates its options, and veteran pitcher Elieser Hernandez remains available on the open market.
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