Can Atlanta Reset the CBT and Still Make the Postseason in 2025? | Atlanta Braves Podcast
If the Atlanta Braves truly are trying to reset the CBT this offseason, would that prevent them from competing for the division and making the postseason in 2025?
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Show Notes
In this episode of Braves Today, host Lindsey Crosby offers an in-depth analysis of why the Atlanta Braves might be looking to reset the Competitive Balance Tax (CBT) this offseason. Crosby breaks down the benefits of this strategy, noting the increased penalties associated with repeatedly exceeding the CBT thresholds and highlighting the current financial state of the Braves' payroll. He also touches on the potential impact of injuries to key players such as Spencer Strider and Ronald Acuna Jr., and how their absence could influence the team’s overall strategy. Further, Crosby discusses the expected performances of both the offense and pitching staff for the upcoming season, providing key statistics and projections. Lastly, he addresses the fans' expectations for spending and competitiveness, emphasizing the long-term benefits of a strategic financial reset.
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