The past two weeks have undoubtedly been busy for the Atlanta Braves.

This season, Atlanta has been severely plagued by injuries. Despite the absence of Ozzie Albies, Ronald Acuña Jr., and Spencer Strider, the Braves are still leading the National League Wild Card race with a 56-49 record.

Despite the abundance of injuries, the Braves have an opportunity to accomplish something exceptional this season. By managing to stay afloat, Atlanta has demonstrated that it is one of baseball’s deepest teams. The front office is ahead of schedule, and the Braves are a team worth investing in.

According to ESPN’s Jeff Passan, Atlanta made yet another move on Monday night when the team reconnected with All-Star slugger and World Series Most Valuable Player Jorge Soler.

“Breaking: The Atlanta Braves are finalizing a deal to acquire outfielder Jorge Soler from the San Francisco Giants, sources tell ESPN,” Passan stated.

After Acuña had an injury, Soler was acquired by the Braves in 2021 and had a significant impact on the team towards the end of the season. In 2021, he won the MVP award for the World Series and assisted in leading the Braves to victory.

Now that Soler is back in Atlanta and the team has a genuine opportunity to make some noise later in the season, perhaps history will repeat itself. The Braves still have some time to make a change, but Atlanta has already benefited greatly from this trade deadline.