The Atlanta Braves are unique in Major League Baseball as they are the only team that has to open their books as a publicly-traded company. This has lead to quarterly earnings calls that are indecipherable to the vast majority of the population and attempts to figure out exactly what those facts and figures mean for the Braves on the field. However, a recent analysis of the Braves' stock price and company characteristics suggests that a significant problem could be lurking on Atlanta's books.
We know that the Braves have some long-term deals on their payroll of varying quality.