Peter Moylan

I think anybody in the NL East can beat the other teams, which is a good place to be.

I think the Braves have set the bar early on, but it's not going to be as smooth a sailing as we've had for the first six weeks, that's for sure.

I think as far as position player goes, I think part of the reason why, and people are probably going to have ripped me at this, but part of the reason why I think the Braves have been so good is there's that...

there's that love, there's that brotherhood in the clubhouse at the moment.

Yeah, no, no, no, no.

So everybody is in a good mood every single day when they come in, and you can see it.

I don't want to mess too much with that as far as position players goes, but if you're going to have some success in the playoffs, you need some pitching.

Our starting pitching, we have some prospects that are coming back.

We've got Waltrip, we've got AJ Smith-Shova that are a chance to come back before the end of the year.

But I think if you're Alexandropoulos, you want to look at potentially getting somebody as a frontline playoff dominator to slide in behind Chris Sale.

But everybody's going to be looking for that.

And it's what it's going to cost you.

I think they still have options.

They have Didier Fuentes who's been incredible out in the bullpen.

I don't know that you want to mess with that this year because of just how much of a weapon he's been.

Ronaldo Lopez has had his struggles this year, but he might be someone that they have to lean on to get them to the trade deadline.

But I think the bullpen's solid.

I think if they were going to add anything, the number one priority is going to be starting pitching.

Played with Smoltz, played with Ronald, played with Chipper, played with Andrew.

It's fun, man.