The Atlanta Braves are reportedly in discussions to reacquire slugger Jorge Soler, who was traded to the Los Angeles Angels last offseason. Sources close to the Braves’ front office suggest the team is looking to add more power to their lineup and sees Soler as a key player to complement their existing roster.
Soler, who was instrumental in Atlanta’s 2021 World Series victory, has maintained solid offensive production since his departure. His tenure with the Angels in 2024 saw him hit 21 home runs and drive in 64 RBIs with a .241 batting average. Despite his midseason trade from the Giants to the Braves in 2024, Soler remains a fan favorite in Atlanta for his clutch performances and big-game presence.
The Braves, fresh off another playoff appearance, are focused on enhancing their offensive depth while solidifying their bid for another championship run. Soler’s return could provide a powerful boost to the lineup, especially with the team already loaded with talent, including Ronald Acuña Jr., Austin Riley, and Matt Olson.
While talks are still in early stages, fans are already buzzing at the prospect of Soler donning the Braves uniform again. If a deal is reached, it would mark a significant move for the Braves ahead of spring training.
More updates on this developing story to come.
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