The Atlanta Braves are teeming with pitching options.
Both Chipper Jones and I have said it in the recent past—the Braves have an embarrassment of riches on the mound.
Chipper took it a step further and even suggested that the Braves had more pitching than they know what to do with, and he has a valid point.
On top of that, Bleacher Repot reader Lee Killian also recently left a question in one of my articles’ comment sections regarding this depth.
With a rotation that is filled to the brim with proven major league pitching, four big time pitching prospects knocking on the door and a bullpen overflowing with quality arms both in Atlanta and Gwinnett, the Braves are in a very enviable position not only at the present moment, but heading into 2012.
In the following slides, I will state the 12 pitchers will likely likely consist the most ideal pitching staff in relation to other potential offseason moves the Braves may be making several months from now.