Players like Albies, Olson, Harris, Schwellenbach, Sale, Acuna, etc. could bounce back, get healthy, or stay healthy, but that does not cure the systemic problems that Atlanta has.
Poor prospect acquisition. Bottom 3 farm by every evaluator. Learn to draft.
Too aggressive RE: pitching development? They rode Reynaldo Lopez so hard on the RP-SP conversion and he broke. Spencer Schwellenbach was promoted like a prodigy and his elbow just broke. Strider, TJS two years after some aggressive promotions. Didier Fuentes - promoted like crazy this year then had his soul broken in MLB. Waldrep and AJSS - fair to ask if their development or health was negatively impacted by aggressive promotions. They are also presently doing it to JR Ritchie who they flew up to AAA after just 8 AA starts following his significant elbow injury.
Too traditional RE: position player usage? Do they ride guys too hard? Is it time to modernize and run more platoons, time shares, and maintenance days for veterans?
Some of the "too aggressive" idea could apply to bats too. What is Harris like if he gets more MiLB seasoning? How does he age if he does debut so quickly...
Front Office has chronic roster depth assembly issues. When Bryce Elder is your SP6, you are going to have a bad time.
Lots of rotten process going on. It will take a while to fix the prospect pipeline and get a proper assemblage of healthy pitching depth.