Josh Donaldson remains in the free agent market six days into the new year.
My son doing his part to recruit @BringerOfRain20 back to ATL. #ChopOnSorry for the poor quality. pic.twitter.com/oI6yJHjiP1
— Mark Melancon (@Mark_Melancon_) December 30, 2019
However, if reports are true, the Atlanta Braves seem to be the only consideration left for the veteran third baseman.
Both the Washington Nationals and Minnesota Twins reportedly extended four-year offers to Donaldson but both have seemingly removed themselves from the running.
The Nationals added two infielders over the weekend, agreeing to a two-year deal with Starlin Castro and re-signing Asdrúbal Cabrera to a one-year deal.
Meanwhile, according to a report from the Star Tribune, the Twins have "grown pessimistic" about landing Donaldson and will look at other options.
The Braves appear to be the only option left. But should Braves fans worry that both the Nationals and Twins are no longer pursuing him?
