#aaron-nola

#aaron-nola

The Braves made a strong offer for Aaron Nola, indicating their financial flexibility this offseason.

The Braves have at least $20 million left in available payroll for this season.

They may consider signing pitchers like Sonny Gray, Jordan Montgomery, Eduardo Rodriguez, and Yoshinobu Yamamoto. [ more ]

Aaron Nola re-signs with the Philadelphia Phillies for seven years and $172M.

The Atlanta Braves were interested in signing Aaron Nola but will now focus on acquiring pitcher Sonny Gray.

The Braves are actively seeking to improve their pitching staff during the offseason. [ more ]

Shohei Ohtani is reportedly "intrigued" by the Braves, but other teams may offer more money.

The Braves are speculated to have interest in veterans Aaron Nola and Sonny Gray for their rotation.

The Braves could potentially make a major addition to their team this offseason. [ more ]

The Braves are considering Aaron Nola and Sonny Gray as potential additions to their starting pitching rotation.

Nola and Gray have connections to the Braves and could address the team's need for quality starting pitchers.

The acquisitions would improve the Braves' rotation and provide depth for the future. [ more ]

Aaron Nola's new deal with the Phillies is the biggest free agent headline this winter, as he returned to Philadelphia for seven years and $172 million.

The Dodgers were also a major bidder for Nola, offering $165 million.

At least one other team offered more than the Phillies, but Nola preferred to stay in Philadelphia. [ more ]

Aaron Nola re-signed with the Philadelphia Phillies on a seven-year, $172 million contract.

Nola turned down an offer from the Los Angeles Dodgers due to not liking the city.

The Dodgers are still pursuing other starting pitchers in free agency and the trade market. [ more ]

Aaron Nola has re-signed with the Philadelphia Phillies before the Winter Meetings, which is uncommon timing for a big deal.

The San Francisco Giants have only agreed to contracts with two arbitration-eligible players so far.

The Giants' offseason is still uncertain, and fans are predicting which players they will sign. [ more ]

Aaron Nola signed a seven-year, $172 million deal with the Philadelphia Phillies in a surprising move before the Winter Meetings.

The Giants did not sign Nola, but there is discussion about comparing him to NL Cy Young Award winner Blake Snell.

Snell is an exciting pitcher, but may not be a good long-term investment due to signs of cracking in his performance. [ more ]