Former Atlanta Braves right-handed relief pitcher Allan Winans is headed to the Big Apple. The Yankees announced on their official X account (formerly Twitter)

The Los Angeles Dodgers, New York Mets, and Philadelphia Phillies sent scouts to watch a pitching workout for a former Atlanta Braves relief pitcher.

New York Mets fans are fired up after hearing what the newest Atlanta Braves and New York Yankees rival, A.J. Minter, had to say.

The Atlanta Braves have had a quiet offseason, but finally did something late last week when they signed super utility man Jurickson Profar to a three-year, $42 million contract. However, there is more work that needs to be done for Atlanta.

While the Jurickson Profar signing filled the Braves single biggest need in the outfield, there are still holes to patch up. I’d argue the bullpen should take precedence over the rotation.

According to Pat Ragazzo of Sports Illustrated, the New York Yankees are among the teams who attended the bullpen session of LHP Tyler Matzek, a veteran

Atlanta also announced that they designated right-handed pitcher Allan Winans for assignment. It has been a quiet offseason for the Braves overall. They lost Max Fried to the New York Yankees in MLB free agency and have not made many big additions.

AJ Minter already knows how to play to the crowd in New York. The newly-signed New York Mets pitcher Minter drew attention over the weekend with some comments he made at the team’s annual Amazin’ Day fan fest.

The Yankees made a bold statement after losing Juan Soto this offseason by signing Max Fried to an eight-year, $218 million contract, bringing one of the

NEW YORK — Left-hander A.J. Minter was introduced to Mets reporters on Saturday at Amazin’ Day. There, the veteran reliever made a big impression on fans. In a panel hosted by Vito Calise and Jonathon Baron, he took a quick shot at the team across town, the New York Yankees.

Following the Jurickson Profar signing, what’s next for the Atlanta Braves? Many fans would point to the pitching staff, which makes sense. The club has watched three staples of their staff walk in free agency.

The San Diego Padres are in a precarious position as a franchise, but that doesn't mean the Atlanta Braves shouldn't take advantage of it. As an ongoing legal battle over the controlling stake in the Padres begins to unfold,