Focal Point for Atlanta Braves Prospects, pt. 1

Feb 21, 2017; Disney, FL, USA;Atlanta Braves shortstop Ozzie Albies (left) and shortstop Johan Camargo (right) talk on the bench in a practice following media day for the Atlanta Braves during MLB spring training at Champion Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Reinhold Matay-USA TODAY Sports
Feb 21, 2017; Disney, FL, USA;Atlanta Braves shortstop Ozzie Albies (left) and shortstop Johan Camargo (right) talk on the bench in a practice following media day for the Atlanta Braves during MLB spring training at Champion Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Reinhold Matay-USA TODAY Sports /
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It’s an exciting time for our Atlanta Braves! The farm that John Coppolella and company have been building over the past few years is starting to peak it’s head into the Majors.

The Atlanta Braves have guys like Aaron Blair and Matt Wisler as part of the first wave of many to come over the next decade (yes, that’s how long this thing can stretch! Madness!) and it’s likely we see 5-plus prospects at some point on the Major League roster get their taste of the bigs, some for the 2nd time.

However, for each player there are aspects of their games that will need improvement before that comes to fruition.

Today, we will look at a few of these better prospects and home in on one aspect of each player’s game that needs to step forward before they can make the last great leap in their careers.