Atlanta, GA – In a shocking move that catapults the Atlanta Braves into World Series contention, the team announced today that they have signed ace left-hander Max Fried and veteran right-hander Nathan Eovaldi to lucrative long-term contracts.
According to sources, Fried’s deal is worth $120 million over five years, while Eovaldi’s pact is valued at $80 million over four years. The signings bolster Atlanta’s already formidable rotation, making them the team to beat in the National League.
“We’re thrilled to secure two of the game’s top pitchers,” Braves General Manager Alex Anthopoulos said. “Max and Nathan bring championship pedigree and will anchor our staff for years to come.”
Fried, 29, has been a mainstay in Atlanta’s rotation since 2019, earning two All-Star selections and posting a 3.52 ERA. Eovaldi, 33, joins the Braves after successful stints with the Red Sox and Yankees.
The moves signal the Braves’ commitment to competing with the NL’s elite teams. With Fried and Eovaldi leading the charge, Atlanta’s rotation now boasts unparalleled depth.
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