Anthopoulos says Braves could ‘add in all areas’ ahead of MLB trade deadline

There are two weeks, as of Monday, until MLB’s trade deadline. The Braves (57-41), leading the NL East by three games over the rival Phillies, will undoubtedly be looking to make a deal to strengthen their roster ahead of a possible run toward a second World Series title in five years. Braves president of baseball operations Alex Anthopoulos, in an interview on MLB Network Radio on Sunday, was asked about what needs his club has. “We can add in all areas. We’re definitely not a complete team. I think we’ve got the upside to be a complete team. We can add rotation, bullpen, bats,” Anthopoulos said. “As much as we like to say, ‘I need to get this, I need to get that,’ sometimes you just have to take what ends up being available to you. You might want a starter, if that doesn’t show up, maybe you need to make the offense better. Maybe you need to make the bullpen better.”