The Atlanta Braves have begun adding to their pitching staff. KPRC2's Ari Alexander reported Monday night that the Braves signed right-handed relief pitcher Enoli Paredes to a minor league contract. The deal comes with an invite to Braves spring training.

Gonzalez pitched in Triple-A Gwinnett and Double-A Mississippi for Braves' affiliates. Across both leagues, the 25-year-old reliever held a 4-3 record and made 45 appearances. He had nine saves and pitched 52.2 innings with a 2.91 ERA and 0.949 WHIP.

Bleacher Report’s Tim Kelly offered predictions for the top free agents and has the Braves plucking from one of their top rivals. Kelly projects the Braves will sign Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Jack Flaherty to a three-year, $60 million deal with an opt out after the second season.

Bleacher Report's Tim Kelly projected the Atlanta Braves to sign one of the top available free agent starting pitchers this offseason.

The Atlanta Braves were recently mentioned as a potential landing spot for a veteran starting pitcher looking to extend his 2024 success into next season.

The Los Angeles Dodgers seem to be involved in a pursuit of every major free agent this offseason; that long list includes former Atlanta Braves LHP Max Fried, per ESPN’s Jeff Passan. “Max Fried, left

The Braves must bolster the rotation. It’s just a matter of how Alex Anthopolous wants to go about it. Not only will Atlanta be without Spencer Strider for a portion of the 2025 campaign, but the club could also have to replace the starts from Charlie Morton and Max Fried.

Let’s talk about the Atlanta Braves’ potential offseason moves, particularly in the pitching department. With question marks surrounding Max Fried and Charlie Morton’s availability, Atlanta will likely be on the hunt for starting pitching help as MLB free agency unfolds.