Atlanta baseball fans are awaiting final roster decisions. The team has already made some moves, acquiring a new outfielder and pitcher. These additions come from a trade with the Kansas City Royals.
The Braves gave up two minor league pitchers in the deal. One of the new players will join the team soon, while the other will start with Triple-A Gwinnett. Further details on the Braves' trades and roster updates are available from local news sources, including WSB-TV.
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