Order the Braves’ 2018 starting rotation

The Atlanta Braves’ starting rotation had a 4.80 ERA last season.

Braves manager Brian Snitker said at baseball's Winter Meetings that he currently projected an opening rotation with Julio Teheran, Mike Foltynewicz and left-handers Sean Newcomb and Luiz Gohara. He suggested the team could look at Max Fried, Lucas Sims or someone else as the fifth starter.

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Working off the list vote up the pitchers to project the rotation for the 2018 season.

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