TalkingChop— Kevin Jairaj-USA TODAY Sports Jacob Webb was supposed to play a real role in the Braves’ bullpen in 2020. Unfortunately, he lost a big chunk of his season. The Braves’ bullpen was legitimately very good during the 2020 season. What is even more remarkable is that the unit was so good and so deep despite some its better pieces from the 2019 season not producing. Luke Jackson’s season was....less than desirable and Jacob Webb, who put up 0.2 fWAR in 36 appearances for the Braves in 2019, only played in eight games in 2020. Lets take a look at what went right and wrong and what we can...

TalkingChop— Adam Hagy-USA TODAY Sports It is hard to see much of a future for Johan Camargo with the Braves. The 2018 version of Johan Camargo was a sight to behold. He could play all around the field and during a year where the team desperately needed production from third base, he gave it to them with a 116 wRC+ season including 19 home runs. It was a good time. So how did we get from that level of production to back to back seasons of abysmal production and having to have an injury in the middle of the playoffs to get added to the playoff roster? Lets take a look at what went right and mostly...

DRaysBay— Photo by Alex Trautwig/MLB Photos via The MLB offseason is just starting dawn, but that hasn’t stopped the Tampa Bay Rays from making a flurry of moves that has already significantly altered their roster from the way it looked when the regular season ended over a month ago. The Rays have already declined their options on Charlie Morton and Mike Zunino, while also parting ways with the likes of Michael Perez, Chaz Roe, Andrew Kittredge, Kevan Smith, Oliver Drake, and Aaron Loup. That’s a total of eight players who were on the 40-man roster when the season ended that are no longer...

TalkingChop— With new acquisitions Charlie Morton (pictured) and Drew Smyly, the Braves rotation is third in the pitching-rich NL East in Steamer projections at 11.6 fWAR. | Photo by Alex Trautwig/MLB Photos via Plus, Freddie Freeman’s bank account and Ian Anderson’s NL Rookie of the Year chances in for big 2021, but those arms of the past (ahem, Sean Newcomb) are another story In a season that’s defined by traditions, Thanksgiving may look a little bit different this year depending on where you reside … and that’s not all bad. Hey, turkey’s still turkey, the holiday...