Writer reveals how many starters Braves should look to add this offseason

Charles LeClaire-USA TODAY Sports.Writer reveals how many starters Braves should look to add this offseason appeared first on ClutchPoints. Add ClutchPoints as a Preferred Source by clicking here.The Atlanta Braves fell short in the postseason following a steady regular season. Starting pitching depth was their biggest question in the National League Division Series against the Los Angeles Dodgers. Everyone knows Chris Sale is an ace, but Atlanta would benefit from more overall depth. The rest of the starting rotation features serious uncertainty. Mark Bowman of MLB.com believes Bryce Elder and Grant Holmes could make significant impacts alongside Sale next season. With that said, Bowman mentioned that adding two starters could make sense for this Braves ball club.“But when you account for the questions beyond Sale, Holmes and Elder, there’s reason to argue the Braves may need to add two starters this winter,” Bowman wrote in a recent article.Spencer Strider and Spencer Schwellenbach were once considered locks for the rotation. They are both battling injury uncertainty now, however. If the Braves want to ensure that the rotation will have reliable pitching depth, bringing in a couple of other starters would be worth it.Watch sports LIVE with fuboTV (free trial)In fact, one could even argue that bringing in three starters could be a route to success. Holmes and Elder are fine, but having an extra starter or two never hurts.The Braves’ outlook is promising. They features a bullpen with potential and a number of star position players. Their starting pitching moves this offseason may very well determine how much success they end up finding during the 2027 campaign.Atlanta has questions to answer this offseason. Only time will tell if the Braves will be able to properly address their pitching concerns.Related: Guardians’ Gavin Williams likes comment linking him to Braves