As the pitching dominoes have started to fall in free agency, Nathan Eovaldi is starting to see his market develop with two playoff contenders interested

Now that Blake Snell is off the board after signing a five-year, $182 million deal with the Los Angeles Dodgers on Tuesday night, teams are pivoting to other pitching options. Two of those teams, the Baltimore Orioles and Atlanta Braves, appear to be looking elsewhere for a top-end arm.

The Atlanta Braves are reportedly interested in two-time All Star Nathan Eovaldi, but they will have some stiff competition if they want to sign him.

The one free agent linked to the Braves the most to this point in the offseason has been two-time World Series champion Nathan Eovaldi. It began with MLB.com’s Mark Bowman, who said Eovaldi is at the top of the Braves’ free agency wish list,

The Orioles and Atlanta are two of the clubs that are interested in free agent right-hander Nathan Eovaldi, per Jon

Nathan Eovaldi is drawing interest from a couple of contenders.The Atlanta Braves and Baltimore Orioles are interested in the veteran right-hander, according to MLB Network's Jon Morosi.The Braves are in need of starting pitching with Max Fried and Charlie Morton both free agents and Spencer Strider not expected to pitch in the early parts of the 2025 campaign after undergoing elbow surgery last April.

Former Los Angeles Dodgers starter Nathan Eovaldi opted out of his contract with the Texas Rangers following the end of the season.

The Orioles and Atlanta are clubs interested in free agent right-hander Nathan Eovaldi, per Jon Morosi of MLB Network. The interest from Atlanta was previously reported. Eovaldi, 35 in February, is a plausible fit for many clubs in the league.

The Atlanta Braves' pursuit of an arm in free agency may lead them to former Texas Rangers and Boston Red Sox All-Star righty Nathan Eovaldi.