Atlanta. He'd be a big name for their new park, he's still only 25 (younger than any Braves position player except for Mallex Smith), and he's arguably better than any OF that played for the Braves this year, certainly has a higher upside than any OF who played for the Braves this season. His contract isn't terrible, and if he can rebound to anywhere close to his 2014 he'd be a bargain. He'd be a great buy-low candidate for them. Might explain why Ted Simmons was at the Brewers game yesterday - a 3-teamer with LA, MIL, and ATL. MIL sends Braun to LA, LA sends Puig to ATL and salary (Anderson? Ellis?) plus prospects to MIL, ATL sends prospects to MIL. (Of course, that's assuming Simmons was scouting the Brewers and not the D-Backs. Maybe they are trying to take advantage of Dave Stewart again.) Why would Simmons be scouting Milwaukee for a trade that wouldn't send any Brewer players to Atlanta? Shouldn't he be scouting Puig in this scenario?