I don’t think there is a really good chance that someone has this right, but it is worth asking.
Bryce Elder comes from two starts where he was not at all the victim by HR/FB, so he is up to 0.4 fwar after he has been with a flat zero before that time. So there is hope for almost everyone. But this is not really a question about elder.
Michael Harris II will probably avoid the worst self-slash team storage malaise next year (but perhaps not). Xwoba van Ozzie Albies finally climbed more than .300; Just like Harris, he had a similar self-slash team storage that lasted three months before he returned to something that resembled an average offensive output once the nods were worked out.
I don’t know if Marcell Ozuna or Raisel Iglesias returns as Braves in 2026, but both can be candidates, since they had quirky issues that have refueled their seasons. For some reason, Sean Murphy is one of the most important Betten Noirs in the team despite his well-connected average production, but there are a number of really stupid things in his batting profile that should be solved incredibly easy so that people may hate him a little less … but he can also be traded. Oh, and then there is a large number of pitchers that may be less injured and simply improve that way.
Then we come to Ronald Acuña Jr. and Spencer Strider, each of whom had their own ‘problems’ as part of a long -term recovery process of missing a large part of 2025. Anyway, there are many reasons to choose many boys, and there is a mechanistic answer in there also … but that apart from the time you have, who you have, who you have, who you have, who you have,?
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