"Chris Sale Secures 2-Year, $38M Extension with Braves, Bolsters Team's Veteran Leadership"

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The Atlanta Braves have signed left-handed pitcher Chris Sale to a two-year, $38 million deal, replacing his previous contract and adding financial security for Sale despite recent health issues. The deal includes an $18 million club option for 2026 and lowers Sale's competitive balance tax hit, giving the Braves more flexibility under the luxury tax threshold. This move demonstrates the Braves' commitment to strengthening their rotation, which faces potential uncertainties with other pitchers' contracts nearing their end.
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