The Atlanta Braves head back to North Port, Fla., after taking a beating against the rival Philadelphia Phillies, 16-9. Most can have a sigh of relief knowing that this is not the team that will take the field at Truist Park on Opening Day. That being said, there are still some positives to take away from this loss.
The best part of this game is that none of its counts. The Braves brought a lot of relief-ish arms to camp this year, as presumably, one of them will walk away with the shiny prize of getting to serve as the final member of the Opening Day bullpen.
As the season approaches, there’s a growing belief that the reason for the Braves’ quiet offseason is due to their confidence in Ronald Acuña Jr. and Spencer Strider being ahead of schedule in their respective recoveries, even if Alex Anthopoulos likes to keep those sorts of things close to the vest.
The Atlanta Braves are anticipating key reinforcements in the coming weeks, with a clearer timeline emerging for their injured stars. While president of
The Braves were shockingly quiet this offseason, failing to address several of their needs. Both the starting rotation and bullpen will be relying on unproven guys, and shortstop remains the club’s most glaring weakness.
Infielder Charles Leblanc received his second chance in the MLB with the Los Angeles Angels last season. But his next shot in the big leagues will have to wait.
With Max Fried and Charlie Morton departing in free agency, combined with Spencer Strider‘s injury, the Braves have had an open competition among internal candidates for the final two spots on the Opening Day roster.
The Atlanta Braves were reportedly unable to sign veteran catcher Yasmani Grandal. But that doesn't mean the Braves will give up on the veteran catcher market entirely.
Serious answers only. In case you missed it, Drake Baldwin was scratched from yesterday’s Spring Training contest with an unspecified allergic reaction.
The Braves begin the process of leaving their first home 1953: Braves owner Lou Perini announces he will seek permission from the National League to move his franchise from Boston to Milwaukee.
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Atlanta Braves news and notes from Wednesday The Braves’ centerfielder had a great day in Spring Training, while their left fielder appears likely to play Opening Day.
The Atlanta Braves starting pitching staff performed remarkably well in 2024, especially considering they lost ace Spencer Strider to injury in mid-April.
The injury bug has hammered the New York Yankees during spring training.
For the second straight year Atlanta Braves catcher Sean Murphy will be sidelined early in the season. In 2024 an oblique strain cost him the first two months of the campaign and in 2025 he’ll miss at least a month with a cracked rib.
Atlanta Braves center fielder Michael Harris had his long-awaited big day in Spring Training. In an offensive explosion against the Baltimore Orioles on Wednesday, he went 2-for-4 with both hits leaving the yard.
In an unexpected pregame development, Drake Baldwin was scratched from today’s lineup as a precaution due to an allergic reaction. While the severity of Baldwin’s condition remains unclear, the team opted to take no risks, prioritizing his health and well-being.
Whether it’s a top prospect bursting up the ranks to stardom or a relatively unknown journeyman finally figuring it out at the next level, the Braves have had no shortage of surprising breakouts over their current run of seven consecutive postseason appearances.
The Atlanta Braves entered spring training with health at the forefront of their minds. Ronald Acuña Jr. and Spencer Strider are both on track to return by early May, and after a slight scare in camp, Jurickson Profar avoided a major injury and should be ready for Opening Day.
Atlanta Braves slugger Marcell Ozuna has been a staple in the Braves’ batting lineup for the past two seasons. Now, at 34, Ozuna enters the final year of his contract with Atlanta, still bringing offensive value. Ozuna made his MLB debut over ten years ago with the Miami Marlins on April 30, 2013.
Starting pitcher Grant Holmes was making quick work of the Detroit Tigers to open Tuesday's spring training game, but there was still action in the Atlanta Braves' bullpen as early as the second inning.
Atlanta Braves pitcher Spencer Strider recently spoke with 105.5 The Roar, the flagship station for Clemson Athletics, reflecting on his recovery after undergoing ulnar collateral ligament (UCL) surgery in his right elbow during the 2024 season.
According to reporter Francys Romero, the Braves made an offer to free agent catcher Yasmani Grandal “about a month ago.” Needless to say, Grandal, who remains unsigned, turned down the proposed deal.
According to a report from MLB.com, Ronald Acuna Jr. continues to impress people at Atlanta Braves camp as he works to return from a torn ACL suffered in May of last year.
He signed a three-year, $42 million deal with Atlanta this offseason.
The Braves could be without their prized 2025 free-agent acquisition to start the regular season.
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