3 areas of the Braves roster that the front office must address in the offseason

The 2024 season exposed a few weaknesses the Atlanta Braves need to address in the offseason.

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Orlando Arcia's time with the Braves may have reached its end

Like many other Braves players, Orlando Arcia made 2023 a career year. He posted a .264 batting average to go along with 17 home runs and 65 RBIs. While his power numbers have been close to the same in 2024, his average has dipped to a disappointing .220.

As stated before, when the Atlanta Braves are fully healthy they are one of the most complete teams in baseball. While Orlando Arica could potentially improve when he has more superstars around him like he did in 2023, the Braves may have better options.

A couple of names to keep an eye on this offseason are Ha-Seong Kim who is currently with the San Diego Padres and Willy Adames of the Milwaukee Brewers.

Kim is a 28-year-old shortstop who will become a free agent at the season's end and could be a potential boost for the Atlanta Braves in 2025 if Alex Anthopoulos breaks out the checkbook. He's a great defender who doesn't strike out a lot at the plate and walks a good bit.

Without making changes at shortstop this upcoming season, the Braves would still be good enough to win another division title. And Arcia is also extremely affordable with just $2 million owed next season. By being aggressive in the offseason, they could improve their chances for another World Series title by a significant margin.

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