Resetting the CBT This Year Can Lead To A Massive Offseason Next Winter | Atlanta Braves Podcast
The Atlanta Braves could be looking at resetting the CBT this offseason for another, non-tax reason: Lowering the penalties for signing a Qualifying Offer free agent next winter.
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Show Notes
In today's episode of Braves Today, hosted by Lindsay Crosby, we delve into the pivotal role Nacho Alvarez could play in determining the Atlanta Braves' free agency direction for the 2026 offseason. We discuss the non-tax implications of resetting the Competitive Balance Tax (CBT) and how it may affect the team's ability to make crucial signings in free agency. The episode explores Atlanta's financial strategies, potential offseason targets, and the pivotal decisions around projected free agents like Marcell Ozuna, Dylan Cease, and Bo Bichette. Tune in to understand the Braves' long-term plan and how they might navigate the complexities of the upcoming seasons.
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