Atlanta Braves GM Alex Anthopoulos insists the team got stronger after the trade deadline—no flashy starting pitcher landed, but Tyler Mahle bolstered the rotation, Lane Thomas added outfield depth, and Brent Suter strengthened the bullpen. Despite fan disappointment, Anthopoulos defends the moves, citing a commitment to internal development and avoiding high-cost prospects like Michael Harris II or Drake Baldwin. He highlights the team’s first-place standing and post-break momentum, while acknowledging the unpredictability of trades and player performance. With two months left and a tough NL field, Anthopoulos remains focused on adapting—using openers, short starts, and his core rotation—to make the playoffs and compete in October.
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