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á This article is the last in a six part series discussing the players on the Atlanta Braves' 25-man roster that will be free agents this offseason. Previously we have discussed Rafael Soriano, Greg Norton, Adam LaRoche, Mike Gonzalez, and Garret Anderson in the first five parts of the series. In this week's edition, we are analyzing Braves starting pitcher Tim Hudson. First let me clarify that Hudson is not a true free agent. The Braves do hold a mutual club option for 2010 at a value of $12 million that they can choose to exercise What this means is that the Braves must first decide if they want to pick up the option. If they decline it, they have to pay Hudson a $1 million buy out. If they exercise his option, Hudson can choose to take the one-year contract, or reject it and forf ...

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