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Max Fried Makes Expected Decision on Braves' Qualifying Offer
Starting pitcher Max Fried has reportedly rejected his qualifying offer from the Atlanta Braves - which would have signed him to a one-year $21.05 million deal - and will go head-on into free agency.
Max Fried declines the qualifying offer extended by Braves
The process was a formality. The Braves always were going to extend the qualifying offer to Fried, and the left-hander certainly was going to decline it.
Max Fried's qualifying offer decision may have made his future with Braves official
The Atlanta Braves and their fans got expected news on Tuesday as Max Fried just declined the Braves' qualifying offer and is now a free agent.
Max Fried Predicted to Stay with Atlanta Braves
Perhaps there is still hope that Max Fried will stick around after all. In what sounds like a bold prediction, based on the current landscape, Forbes’ Bernie Pleskoff predicts that he will stay with the Atlanta Braves.
Atlanta Braves’ Max Fried Among Best Free Agent Pitchers Available
Left-hander Max Fried is among the best pitchers available in the 2024 Major League Baseball free agent sweepstakes. Fried, who turns 31 in January, is coming off an outstanding year with the Atlanta Braves.
What Max Fried's likely rejection of the qualifying offer does and doesn't mean
Current free agent Max Fried received a qualifying offer from the Atlanta Braves not long ago. Here we breakdown what his likely rejection means for the club.
Los Angeles Angels Encouraged to Sign Atlanta Braves Max Fried
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Braves News: Qualifying Offer deadline, Manager of the Year Awards, and more
Tuesday marked Major League Baseball’s qualifying offer deadline, and 12 of 13 players rejected the $21.05M deal. As expected, Atlanta Braves starting pitcher Max Fried was among the 12 that rejected.
Max Fried officially declines Braves qualifying offer
According to Justin Toscano of The Atlanta Journal Constitution, Max Fried has officially declined his qualifying offer from the Atlanta Braves. This is nothing more than a procedural move.
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