Who needs to sit on the Braves bench this season?

"In Braves Country, we'll go round and round about who the sixth starting pitcher should be. We have thoughts about who needs to be signed to primarily sit on the bench. We have pitchforks for our favorite pitching prospects and will use them if they aren't the next guy to be promoted. We care deeply about #1-26 on the roster plus the remaining 14 and more."

"But the "Shedeur Sanders for QB2" inferno might be the dumbest argument about backups in a long time. If I were Cleveland Browns Head Coach Kevin Stefanski, I'd tell them "hey, we're 1-4 and haven't won anything since Earnest Byner. Maybe let me worry about the Steelers this week." So with all that said, who needs to sit on the Braves bench this season? Is there a certain player that absolutely must be signed? Is there a player that needs to sit on the bench a little more *gestures toward Sean Murphy and ducks* for another? How much playing time should Eli White see or do they need another center fielder?"

Braves Country focuses intensely on roster decisions, including the identity of the sixth starting pitcher and which players should primarily occupy bench roles. Fans form strong opinions about signing players to sit on the bench and react strongly to the progress or setbacks of pitching prospects. The same attention covers the entire roster, from starters through fringe players. A comparison to other sports highlights heated debates over backup positions. Specific bench-related questions include who must be signed, who should sit more, how much playing time Eli White should receive, and whether another center fielder is needed.

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