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sports15h ago

Harris played most of 2025 with only a minor elbow issue, missing just two games.
He finished the year at .249/.678 with 20 homers and 86 RBIs, plus 26 doubles.
The 20-20 season marked his first career 20 stolen bases season.
Harris posted a late surge after the All-Star Break, batting .382 with 1.113 OPS in 32 games.
Defensively, Harris posted his best season with just one error in 404 chances.
He ranked high in fielding metrics, including percentile marks for range and run value.
Harris struggled at the All-Star Break with OBP and OPS before adjusting his swing.
After adjusting his stance, Harris improved dramatically for a stretch of eight-game multi-hit runs.
Braves expect more consistency from Harris in 2026, leveraging his defense and base speed.
Harris is under an eight-year, $72 million contract through 2030 with club options for 2031 and 2032.

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#2 out of 3

sports14h ago

A three‑team mock trade imagines Freddy Peralta moving to the Atlanta Braves in a hypothetical deal involving the Milwaukee Brewers and Tampa Bay Rays.
Two Braves prospects would head to Milwaukee and two to Tampa Bay as part of the proposed deal.
The piece suggests the trade is more humorous than serious, inviting reader reaction rather than presenting a concrete plan.
The article notes the Braves’ offense considerations and evaluates how the team might approach acquiring offense or pitching depth.
The mock trade is described as an exercise to provoke reaction rather than a real plan for 2026.

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#3 out of 3

sports13h ago

The article identifies three rumored trades that could be disasters for Atlanta due to cost, defense, or fit.
Among the potential risks, Bo Bichette is cited for strong bat but questionable defense and large projected contract.
Another risk cited is Chris Bassitt, whose two-year, $38 million projection may not justify a middle-of-the-road pitcher.
The piece also flags Corey Seager as expensive and health-affected, potentially limiting Braves' interest.
On the positive side, Zac Gallen is cited as a backend-rotation fit with solid value despite a down year.
Brad Keller is highlighted as a bullpen addition with a high strikeout rate and fastball velocity.
Ha-Seong Kim is described as a clear fit if the price is right, potentially solving a key Braves need.
The article notes price and Boras representation as potential hurdles for Kim's signing.
Overall, the piece emphasizes careful evaluation of performance and cost before any offseason moves.
The analysis blends performance projections with multiple sources to assess the trade prospects.

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