Braves' Pitching Shuffle: What Does It Mean for 2025? 

The Atlanta Braves have made some intriguing moves recently by re-signing pitchers Ray Kerr and Royber Salinas to minor league deals. This raises some interesting questions about the team's strategy moving forward, especially with the uncertainty surrounding their bullpen.

Kerr, who had a promising start with the Padres but faced setbacks due to Tommy John surgery, is now back with the Braves. Can he reclaim his earlier form and become a key asset in the second half of 2025? What are your thoughts on the impact of injuries on a player's career trajectory?

Salinas, on the other hand, has had a rocky journey since being traded from the Braves to the A's and back again. With a mixed bag of performances in the minors, do you think he has what it takes to solidify a spot in the Braves' bullpen?

And let's not forget Kolton Ingram, who has been bouncing around organizations. After a solid showing in Triple-A, can he finally break through and make a lasting impression in the majors with Atlanta?

As we look ahead to the 2025 season, what bold predictions do you have for these pitchers? Will the Braves' depth strategy pay off, or are they setting themselves up for disappointment? Share your insights and let's discuss the future of the Braves' pitching staff!