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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.
Fried declines qualifying offer as expected
In what was effectively a procedural move, left-hander Max Fried on Tuesday formally declined his qualifying offer. The Braves can still negotiate with Fried in free agency and have expressed interest in doing so.
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.
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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: Turns down qualifying offer
Fried rejected Atlanta's one-year, $21.05 million qualifying offer Tuesday, Justin Toscano of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports. As expected. Fried is in line to land a lucrative, long-term contract this winter after posting a 3.
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The Atlanta Braves could see Max Fried sign with another team in free agency. They could look to make a trade in order to replace him.
Max Fried rejects qualifying offer from Braves
In a move that really shouldn’t come as a surprise to anybody, Max Fried joined 11 other players across Major League Baseball who rejected the one-year, $21.05 million Qualifying Offer from their respective clubs.
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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