The Braves have a 25-year-old second baseman who’s a two-time All-Star and who’s under a not-lavish contract through 2027. They have an even younger second baseman who, through 14 big-league games, has an OPS of 1.123 and a batting average of .420. The former is Ozzie Albies, who’s rehabbing a broken foot. The latter is Vaughn Grissom, the latest in a series of dandy rookies.
Obvious question: How can the Braves fit both into a nine-man lineup?
Obvious answer: There isn’t one.