Unlike our previous positional review (shortstop), there are a ton of moving pieces when we get into the Braves starting rotation, as with many other teams. The starting pitching as a whole took a step backwards in 2015, but there is a solid foundation here for an impressive rotation in the future, depending on how some of Atlanta's young arms develop and recover from injury.
We'll take an in-depth look at each of the pitchers* who started for the Braves this season, and also break down some of the arms who will have a chance to leave spring training in 2016 as a member of the rotation, or spend some time there during the season.