Eric Cole is a journalist based in Chicago, Illinois, with a focus on local sports and news. He has written for various publications such as The Journal Gazette, BioRxiv, Southside Showdown, Angles, Golf Digest, and more. Eric's articles cover a range of topics including sports analysis, rumors, predictions, and scientific research.
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Well, things certainly escalated quickly down at the Winter Meetings for the Houston Astros.
With the Winter Meetings in the rearview mirror and a couple months left in the offseason, here is who the Atlanta Braves have lost (or might lose) so far.
Now that the Houston Astros have traded Kyle Tucker for a handsome haul , attention is quickly turning back to their plans at third base.
The Atlanta Braves added some more outfield depth in the form of Conner Capel, but an everyday outfielder remains elusive this offseason.
Watching some Atlanta Braves is set to get a lot easier with the Braves recently announced deal to broadcast 15 games through Gray Media.
The Houston Astros' position this offseason has gotten very treacherous in a hurry after Nolan Arenado blocked the Astros' attempt to trade for him.
The Milwaukee Brewers could have a golden opportunity to move Rhys Hoskins after the Astros' attempt to trade for Nolan Arenado failed.
The Atlanta Braves have been so good in recent years that it seems to have completely shifted the baseball landscape to the NL to try and combat them.
The Houston Astros need a win right now. Talks with Alex Bregman have very obviously not been going well, they just traded away Kyle Tucker, and
The Atlanta Braves have yet to push their chips in this offseason, but that doesn't mean we haven't gotten some clues as to what moves they could end up making.
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