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Braves Sign Collin McHugh

By Darragh McDonald | March 15, 2022 at 6:20pm CDT

The Braves have announced that they’ve signed right-hander Collin McHugh to a two-year deal with a $10MM guarantee. The 34-year-old will make $4MM this year and $5MM next year. There’s also a $6MM club option for 2024 with a $1MM buyout.

McHugh struggled in his first taste of MLB action with the Mets and Rockies, but then established himself as a quality starter with the Astros. From 2014 to 2017, he made 102 starts, throwing 606 1/3 innings with an ERA of 3.70, 22.3% strikeout rate and 6.6% walk rate. In that last year, he missed the first half of the season with arm injuries, but returned in July to make 12 starts and appear in two playoff games out of the bullpen, as the Astros went on to win the 2017 World Series.

From there, McHugh transitioned into a bullpen role and found immediate success, frequently pitching more than one inning. In 2018, he got into 58 games and threw 72 1/3 innings with an ERA of 1.99, 33.2% strikeout rate and 7.4% walk rate. In 2019, he tried returning to the rotation, making eight starts at the beginning of the season. That experiment didn’t go well, as he had an ERA of 6.37 in that time. But after transitioning back to the ’pen, he got things back on track, throwing 33 2/3 innings over the remainder of the season with a 2.67 ERA.

However, despite those positive results, 2019 finished with yet another arm injury as his last appearance was in August. In 2020, he signed on with the Red Sox but the elbow issues lingered and he ended up opting out of the entire season. The Rays signed him to a $1.8MM deal for 2021, which turned into a tremendous bounceback season for McHugh. Despite multiple trips to the IL, he got into 37 games and logged 64 innings with a 1.55 ERA, 30% strikeout rate and 4.9% walk rate.

For the defending World Series champion Braves, their bullpen took a hit at the end of the season, as Richard Rodriguez, Josh Tomlin, Jesse Chavez and Chris Martin hit free agency, with Chavez and Martin both signing with the Cubs in recent days. McHugh will try to compensate for those losses, slotting into the bullpen next to other high-leverage options such as Will Smith, Tyler Matzek, Luke Jackson and A.J. Minter. The club will also be hoping for Kirby Yates, who missed last year due to Tommy John surgery, to join this group at some point.

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115 Comments

  1. whyhayzee

    3 years ago

    Poop.

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    • cleveland.indians.eternally

      3 years ago

      The new Drew Smyly?

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      • braves2

        3 years ago

        naw, this guy will be a good BP piece

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    • Kruk it

      3 years ago

      That’s the guy the Phillies needed. Braves did well and cheap!!

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  2. TradeAcuna

    3 years ago

    I approve!

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    • deweybelongsinthehall

      3 years ago

      Much more than I expected guaranteed. While I’m glad Boston passed at that cost, I’m glad for an older (not old) reliever to get a guaranteed two years.

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      • Samuel

        3 years ago

        Amazing……

        The Phillies are paying 2 lousy relief pitchers….so far…..more this season.

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        • iamrightyouarewrong

          3 years ago

          Why does it always seem like the Braves make the moves the Phillies should have made?

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        • Dusty Baker's tooth pick.

          3 years ago

          Because the braves don’t spend “stupid money”

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        • Kruk it

          3 years ago

          You are so right!

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  3. NYMETSHEA

    3 years ago

    Was hoping for the Mets to sign him. =(

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  4. ❤️ MuteButton

    3 years ago

    Excellent pitcher when healthy. I enjoyed his days as an Astro

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    • bucsfan0004

      3 years ago

      The Rays used him perfectly last year: Opener, 2 inning bridge guy, and closer once in awhile.

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  5. 802Ghost

    3 years ago

    NIce, solid pickup if he stays healthy.

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    • deweybelongsinthehall

      3 years ago

      Big if which is the only reason I would have given more for one year.

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  6. Cora the Destroya

    3 years ago

    So much for the Red Sox signing him.

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    • dynamite drop in monty

      3 years ago

      2/10 is way too pricy for Couch Cushion Chaim

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      • Cora the Destroya

        3 years ago

        Yeah, he is very conservative but I thought there may have been a chance since we signed him before.

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        • dynamite drop in monty

          3 years ago

          We gave him 600k for literally nothing.

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        • Cora the Destroya

          3 years ago

          They said Sox were interested but Braves obviously won the deal.

          Chaim Bloom tempers with the market then starts to make big deals once the main pieces are already gone.

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      • Curly Was The Smart Stooge

        3 years ago

        Hey, Braves signed Smyley for 1 year $11 mil, this may be a bargain! I’m in!!!

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    • miltpappas

      3 years ago

      Sad thing is, everyone thinks Bloom County is going to start spending. He isn’t. Sad. Major market, team has mega-bucks and this cheapskate is signing refugees.

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      • 802Ghost

        3 years ago

        I mean, Bloom is pretty successful in his team-building capabilities. He knows what he’s doing more than you do.

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        • Samuel

          3 years ago

          This coming season will show – as with every offseason – that the overwhelming majority of the FA signings were bad; and the multi-year ones more often than not tie the hands of those teams FO’s when they have to make a move.

          The Brewers, Jays, now Red Sox and others do the right thing – make their moves with in-season trades as they find what’s needed due to injuries and/or players having unexpected poor years.

          No awards for winning the offseason.

          Flexibility is key.

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        • cadagan

          3 years ago

          Well that is part of FA.
          Vast majority will not be “worth”.
          Compared to other players.
          It goes without saying.

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      • Cora the Destroya

        3 years ago

        Define who everyone is because I agree with you that Bloom doesn’t spend. But, I must admit, it has worked out for Bloom so far.

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        • Kruk it

          3 years ago

          The main course was there. He did great with the side dishes

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    • Randy Red Sox

      3 years ago

      Bloom still too busy diving into the dumpster bins. Now “apparently” they are in on Freddie Freeman even though they have a top 20 1B prospect in Tristan Casas and also Bobby Dalbec but hey let’s spend our money on areas we don’t have a need ???

      PS -I HAVE ZERO interest in this google product this site is trying { 11 times so far} to check out before they post my opinion here

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    • HBan22

      3 years ago

      I wanted the Sox to get McHugh pretty badly. Apparently 2 years, $10-12 million for a guy who has been one of the best relievers in baseball for the past several years is simply too expensive for Bloom. McHugh can also go several innings at a time, which would have been very beneficial for the Sox and their brittle, mediocre rotation.

      I love the offense (if they add Suzuki or another good OFer to replace Renfroe), but I am getting pretty sick of Bloom not being willing to spend any money whatsoever on pitching. Anthony DeSclafani only got 3 years, $36 million for example, and he would have been the Sox second or third best starter this coming season. An injured James Paxton and a 45 year old Rich Hill just isn’t going to cut it. Spend some money, Bloom. You aren’t with the Rays anymore!

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      • budselig

        3 years ago

        Once a Ray always a Ray

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  7. Cincyfan85

    3 years ago

    I think the Braves are among the best run teams in baseball. I think my Reds are among the absolute worst.

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    • Cora the Destroya

      3 years ago

      AA is looking pretty good for the Braves now but I didn’t think he did a great job in Toronto so I’m on the fence about him.

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      • j_butte

        3 years ago

        He was very aggressive in Toronto, he’s been very reluctant in Atlanta to be aggressive. I think he learned from his mistakes. 4 years, 4 division titles, and a World Series Championship..get off the fence.

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        • JoeBrady

          3 years ago

          He jumped the gun with some of the big trades. They weren’t good enough to go over the top. A bit like Preller with SD 6 years ago or so, like Philly a couple of years back, and like Reds, every few years.

          AA seems more patient now.

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        • Cora the Destroya

          3 years ago

          I don’t need to be anywhere near the fence because I’m not a Braves fan. Simply an observation on my part.

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        • braves fan 138

          3 years ago

          AA was notified that was not going to be the GM the next year so he went for it all, it is as simple as that

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        • Braves4Ever2025

          3 years ago

          4 years 4 division titles… sounds more like he inherited a good team that was ready to win. Not sure how you’re giving him credit when he walks into a situation where the team was already built to win titles.

          He pulled the right strings for the WS run for sure and he definitely gets credit for that one. But the team was already in great shape to win before he came along

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        • Braves4Ever2025

          3 years ago

          The man who deserves a lot of credit who won’t get it because of the dumb sanctions is John Coppolella.

          Coppy really wasn’t doing anything that other teams werent doing with those international players. The league decided to make an example of him though and he paid the price. He was a good GM though, and you look at the pieces that make up this Braves… he’s the one who brought most of them in.

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        • king_tut

          3 years ago

          You have to remember though, for how well Coppy did on almost everything baseball-wise he also led a toxic work culture and infighting which wouldn’t have brought long term success!

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        • trollie fingers

          3 years ago

          AA has made some slick moves but Coppy absolutely laid the foundation for this entire run.

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        • bullred

          3 years ago

          Yes he learned he was a goner in Toronto so he spent the prospects that he brought to the Jays. Doing so won him executive of the year. Go figure. He was always a good GM.

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  8. You Can Put It In The Books

    3 years ago

    Good get for the Bravos.

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  9. Metsfan-22

    3 years ago

    He was supposed to sign with my mets on a minor league deal

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  10. bravesfan

    3 years ago

    I mean, it’s a very Braves move. Very meh. Not bad, but next to no real upside. Got to stay healthy. But long term, I bet he ends up in the pen

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    • Dustyslambchops23

      3 years ago

      Lol flags fly for four months apparently

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      • getrealgone2

        3 years ago

        I see Braves fans swearing off the team for good over Freddie. The team just won the world series. People are childish.

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        • YaySports

          3 years ago

          I wouldn’t put much stock in the loud mouths you see on Twitter. Just because they’re the loudest doesn’t mean they speak for everyone. I’ve probably spoken to 50 Braves fans in the last 2 days and pretty much every one of them gets it

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    • Tomahawk Takeover

      3 years ago

      He’s a solid pitcher who can start or pitch in relief. He makes the staff better. There’s nothing meh about it.

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    • You Can Put It In The Books

      3 years ago

      The biggest benefit with McHugh in my opinion is his versatility. If he stays healthy (big if), he gives his teams a lot of options from mop up duty to spot starts to multi-inning relief outings.

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    • Hammerin' Hank

      3 years ago

      Of course, they’re signing him to be in the pen. He’s a great reliever who’s getting less money than a lot of inferior relievers, due to some injury risk.

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  11. leftykoufax

    3 years ago

    Braves looking formidable

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  12. Paclypse71

    3 years ago

    Now get 2 of Conforto/Pederson/Rosario/Soler

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    • 802Ghost

      3 years ago

      Lord, I hope not.

      Soler is the only one I’d want of that bunch. And i’d really only want him for DH, which Ozuna has locked down.

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      • j_butte

        3 years ago

        Braves need a lefty outfielder in case Duvall turns into a pumpkin. Preferably one that can play centerfield

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      • stugots

        3 years ago

        The braves need player that can actually play CF

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        • HBan22

          3 years ago

          They’re waiting on Michael Harris to take over CF, probably sometime next season if he continues to progress. Drew Waters had a bad 2021, but is also very talented and couple be up this season if he gets off to a good start.

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  13. Mario93

    3 years ago

    And of course it’s Anthopoulos, who gets the most underrated relief arm on the market. Good for the Braves.

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    • stymeedone

      3 years ago

      Pretty well paid for someone under rated.

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      • Mario93

        3 years ago

        4 million this season to pitch for the Braves coming off a season with a 1.55era. Yeah, it definitely breaks the bank..

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    • HBan22

      3 years ago

      Dude, Joe Kelly and Hector Neris just got 2 year, $17 million dollar contracts. And they are not all that great. McHugh was more worth 2/$17 than either of them. I’m really not a fan at all of the Freeman/Olson outcome for the Braves, but McHugh was a terrific signing by AA.

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  14. g4

    3 years ago

    What a steal

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    • HBan22

      3 years ago

      I thought he would get almost twice the amount that he did. With the rate that relievers are getting paid this off-season, the Yates and McHugh signings look brilliant.

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  15. Rick Wilkins

    3 years ago

    Man. Good day for AA. The Braves are set up very well for a long run in the East.

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  16. HalosHeavenJJ

    3 years ago

    Great signing. I really wanted.

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    • Halo11Fan

      3 years ago

      This is a very reasonable price for a quality late inning RP.

      After a year plus in Anaheim, I think it’s very likely that Perry Minasian didn’t have much to do with the Braves success. He had a terrible off-season last year, and there are some huge issues that have not been addressed this off-season.

      My confidence is low.

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    • Angels & NL West

      3 years ago

      I wanted McHugh and/or Tepera. I haven’t been able to check on trades and signings today, so I hope Tepera is still available. That said, I’m not overly confident he will sign with the Angels.

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  17. BraveLil'Toaster

    3 years ago

    Only 3 seasons with over 75 innings pitched but pretty good numbers overall after his first 4 years in the NL. He got lit up early on in his career in the NL then apparently flipped a switch when he got to the AL. Let’s hope it was an experience thing and the league splits were a fluke.

    Either way it’s a solid pickup & will help the pitching scenario overall.

    Waiting patiently to see some of the next wave of young pitching to blossom but this seems like a great depth move. Injuries are always devastating in the rotation.

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    • jjd002

      3 years ago

      It was Brent Strom. Dude is a genius.

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  18. Poopscab13

    3 years ago

    Nice get for the champs. Liking the moves they have made

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  19. Ham Lambert

    3 years ago

    I hopefully waited 4 friggin months for the BoSox to resign him. I’m pissed. I thought he was going to get paid a lot more too.

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  20. bkbkbkbk

    3 years ago

    Seemingly good, thoughtful dude and pitcher. Also I have a monster crush on his wife who is smart and funny on Twitter.

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    • Brew88

      3 years ago

      now his wife can afford a body guard

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  21. Brew88

    3 years ago

    I know the world wanted Freddie to retire a Brave. But signing this pitcher comes from the $ saved on chosing Olson over Freeman

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  22. jdgoat

    3 years ago

    He’s better than like 5 relievers who got more money in the past few days.

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    • Dusty Baker's tooth pick.

      3 years ago

      Familia and hand got a higher aav lol.

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  23. You Can Put It In The Books

    3 years ago

    Agreed. He hasn’t been healthy in a couple seasons. Not sure if that affected it.

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  24. letsgomets 2

    3 years ago

    To me, this means that somehow the Mets thought that Adam Ottavino was a better pitcher than McHugh. That’s just not good analysis.

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  25. VonPurpleHayes

    3 years ago

    Braves are the only team in baseball who could lose their superstar face-of-the-franchise player and still get better.

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    • 802Ghost

      3 years ago

      You could make the case that Acuna is now the face of the franchise as well.

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      • VonPurpleHayes

        3 years ago

        Definitely.

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        • 802Ghost

          3 years ago

          I also meant, before Freeman leaving. I think Acuna has taken over that role in 2020 and 2021.

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  26. StPeteStingRays

    3 years ago

    Dang. I was really hoping that the Rays would re-sign him. Good luck in Atlanta!

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    • Dusty Baker's tooth pick.

      3 years ago

      The rays will be good. Very jealous of the coaching throughout the system. Well run organisation.

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  27. LarryJ4

    3 years ago

    Braves are looking good. Hurts to lose freeman but Olsen is 4+ years younger and has more power that they needed. 8 year deal takes him to 35 where freeman wanted to go to age 38 for more money. Smart move. Now with the DH as long as Ozuna goes back to hitting form we don’t lose much of BA but gain WAY MORE in power. Still think we need a pitcher or 2 1 rotation one bp.

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  28. TommyLasutton

    3 years ago

    Alex’s team is doing some great work!

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  29. 802Ghost

    3 years ago

    “For the defending World Series champion Braves, their bullpen took a hit at the end of the season, with Richard Rodriguez, Josh Tomlin, Jesse Chavez and Chris Martin hitting free agency”

    Let’s be honest, Chavez is the only real loss here.

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    • HBan22

      3 years ago

      Yeah, I don’t think the Braves will miss any of them very much.

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  30. bravesnation nc

    3 years ago

    Need a starter now.

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  31. NWMarinerHawk

    3 years ago

    Damnit! I really wanted him at the back of the M’s rotation. We need a righty, and could’ve used an old dog in that spot, would have been a good fit on this young team

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  32. PitcherMeRolling

    3 years ago

    Seems like the Braves make 1 signing every offseason that makes you wonder how they got that guy at that price. This is it.

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  33. Ignorant Son-of-a-b

    3 years ago

    This guy has a great baseball mind and cool personality…( and cool wife I hear.) Found his niche as a reliever and perhaps the most underrated reliever on the market…wanted M’s to get him. ONCE again, stellar pickup Braves!!

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  34. wifflemeister

    3 years ago

    So while AA is busy signing the franchise keystone first baseman for the next 8+ years, just to keep himself occupied, he signs possibly the best under-the-radar value free agent pitcher on the market.

    I am in awe.

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  35. NYMetsFanatic

    3 years ago

    Great pickup for the Braves. My heart goes out to their fans having lost Freddie Freeman to free agency but since it can’t be undone, having Matt Olson will make it easier for you guys to readjust. You guys have a great team still, and I don’t see that it’s going to be any easier getting past the Braves this year than it was last year.

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    • YaySports

      3 years ago

      As a Braves fan that was quite worried about losing Freeman thanks. Surprisingly I actually feel a lot better about it now. AA has pulled off some great moves the last few days to right the ship. Rumor has it we aren’t done either. Supposedly there’s at least another SP and a starting OF on the way next.

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      • HBan22

        3 years ago

        The only one that really hurt in my opinion was giving up Langliers. I really thought he was the Braves catcher of the future. But they are also well stocked at the postion for the next couple of seasons.

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  36. HBan22

    3 years ago

    Very good signing. McHugh has been borderline elite as a reliever the past few years, when healthy.

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  37. JoeBrady

    3 years ago

    I was hoping he’d sign with the RS. It might’ve been the two-year+ deal, combined with the injury risk.

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  38. bravesnation nc

    3 years ago

    We need a starter definitely! Someone to play center too.

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  39. jem

    3 years ago

    AA strikes again.

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  40. solaris602

    3 years ago

    I’m just stunned that Ryan Tepera is still on the market. Solid track record right through last season and apparently underrated by most clubs.

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  41. Toms Changeup

    3 years ago

    Wouldn’t mind seeing the Braves go for Tepera as well. I know the bullpen looked good in the postseason but they struggled a lot throughout the year. MLBTR needs to do a poll on where Freeman will land. I strongly think the Mets may be in the mix for him. I hope not would hate to see him go there.

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    • dsett75

      3 years ago

      I’m thinking Dodgers. Especially now that the Yankees resigned Rizzo.

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  42. warnbeeb

    3 years ago

    Poop! I was hoping the Tigers would sign him. Nevertheless, he got more $$$ than I thought he might.

    I like him. Good for him.

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    • dsett75

      3 years ago

      So was I. Avila seems to be laying back too much since the lockout was lifted. McHugh wudda been nice even though we need a lefty reliever more than a righty. If we get another Starter, Alexander can be the lefty out of the pen.

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  43. ludafish

    3 years ago

    Braves making some moves…if this guy is anywhere near 2021 form then their amazing pen is stronger. They invested in a younger power hitting defensive 1B. They won a ring with their worst roster in years. Now what will they do?

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    • dsett75

      3 years ago

      They gotta tend to their OF, but other than that, they’re solid.

      Reply
  44. GarryHarris

    3 years ago

    The Braves are winning the off-season so far.

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    • Angels & NL West

      3 years ago

      Braves are killing it this off-season. I don’t recall all the pre-lockout signings, but the Mariners are much improved, as well. And the Rangers have a long way to go, but they have had a big off-season.

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  45. dsett75

    3 years ago

    McHugh’s been pretty good out of the pen. Braves are gunna be good. Especially when they get that OF figured out.

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  46. bravesnation nc

    3 years ago

    Rizzo just resigned with Yankees.
    Why didn’t Freddie just take the deal and Stay? I’m wondering if his agents “Also Kershaw’s” aren’t overreaching. Seems they wanted to create a bidding war but it seems teams don’t want to go that far.

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  47. yankee766766

    3 years ago

    Yankees never had any intention of signing Freeman or Correa or any other higher priced f/a. . As usual it is Status quo for them……Donaldson and Kiner-Falefa improves them…..BUT what about catcher and CF’er…..So now they trade Gleyber as they put DJ where he finally belongs ????? What about SP?? Who closes when Chapman implodes again??

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  48. Toms Changeup

    3 years ago

    I’m really worried about the long term catcher situation for the Braves now that Langliers is gone. There isn’t really a whole lot of promising youn players at that position out there

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  49. bravesnation nc

    3 years ago

    Looking more and more each day that Freeman’s Camp overreached on the length of a deal! If Freddie gets 30 over 4/5 yrs was it really worth leaving Atl? SMH.

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  50. the_barber

    3 years ago

    Plus, he’s another talent coming home to GA. – 2 in one week!

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  51. AstrosWS20

    3 years ago

    Very happy for him. He’s going home.

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