One of the lesser-discussed needs for the Atlanta Braves entering the offseason is outfield/DH. Marcell Ozuna is set to test free agency, and it feels unlikely the Braves make a strong push to bring him back, instead prioritizing a bat that can also contribute defensively for a number of reasons. Jurickson Profar proved to be a liability in left field, and Ronald Acuna Jr.’s lengthy injury history means the Braves will want to give him regular DH opportunities. They’ll also want to leave room at DH for Drake Baldwin, who looks like a rising star but will continue to lose reps behind the plate as long as Sean Murphy remains on the roster. It’s very possible the Braves address this need through the bargain aisle of free agency. Players like Adam Duvall, Joc Pederson, Jorge Soler, and Eddie Rosario didn’t exactly break the bank, yet they helped lead the team to a World Series. However, reports following this year’s trade deadline revealed the Braves were heavily interested in acquiring All-Star outfielder Byron
