A former Atlanta Braves player had some sharp words for Ronald Acuna Jr. over Acuna’s recent social media post about manager Brian Snitker.
Atlanta’s bullpen was given a tough task of having to cover a whole game. For a while, it seemed like they were up to a challenge but eventually the dam broke.
Could Acuna have handled his criticism behind closed doors? Probably. Should he have? That's certainly up for debate.
How many of the 50 MLB players with three or more 40 home run seasons can you name in six minutes?
Braves get their fourth win in a row. It seems like plenty has been happening for the Braves on and off the field this season. Fortunately, the Braves are starting to find a bit of a groove on the field as they earned their fourth straight victory with a 7-6 win over the Cardinals.
It's difficult to strike the right chord while discussing all the various sides of a social media argument. That's essentially what Atlanta Braves outfielder Jarred Kelenic not running hard after a single Saturday has turned into, particularly with 2023 MVP Ronald Acuña Jr.
The Atlanta Braves are tumbling down the National League standings. Even with Spencer Strider back and three wins in the bank from a weekend set against the Twins, they are struggling.
The story of the weekend should be the Braves sweep of the Twins, their first win streak of the entire season. The bats have finally woken up across the board, and Grant Holmes continues to impress as he makes the transition to a full-time starting pitcher.
Atlanta Braves star Ronald Acuna Jr. appeared to call out manager Brian Snitker in a social media post that the star outfielder quickly deleted on Sunday.
The Braves came away victorious last night, winning back-to-back games for the first time all season, thanks in large part to a huge performance from Alex Verdugo.
The first couple of appearances by Craig Kimbrel down in Double-A have left a good impression on Atlanta Braves manager Brian Snitker. He was happy to get the reliever into live action and the progress is showing. “He threw the ball better the other day.
Not really surprising, given how the Braves operate... A few days ago, we posed a question about Brian Snitker’s continued tenure as the skipper of the Atlanta Braves.
Atlanta Braves outfielder Ronald Acuña Jr. is a step closer to his return to the lineup. According to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution's Justin Toscano, he has been cleared to ramp up activity so he can be ready for a rehab assignment.
The Braves are off to about as poor a start as anyone could’ve imagined, and a lot of fans place some of the blame on Atlanta’s skipper, Brian Snitker.
The Atlanta Braves are off to the team's worst start to an MLB season in recent years. Currently 4-11 and having started 0-7, the Braves' issues are clearly visible on both offense as well as defense.
The Atlanta Braves have gotten off to a miserable start to the 2025 MLB season. They started 0-7 and even after taking a set against the Philadelphia Phillies, they are 4-11.
Ronald Acuña is another step closer to returning to the Atlanta Braves lineup. According to Braves manager Brian Snitker, Acuña will head out to Los Angeles to be evaluated early next week.
The Atlanta Braves' 7-5 win over the Philadelphia Phillies came in large part due to a shutdown performance by the bullpen. Four relievers on the staff combined for 4 1/3 scoreless innings, allowing three walks and no hits while striking out four batters. “They kinda picked each other up.
The Atlanta Braves entered Tuesday night against the Philadelphia Phillies with an MLB-worst 1-8 record. The Braves lost seven straight to begin the season before a 10-0 win over the Miami Marlins on Friday.
The long-term gamble by the Atlanta Braves on young talent is backfiring. An 0-5 start has exposed the risk of locking in players too early, leaving the team vulnerable to injuries, suspensions and sudden declines in performance.
Since 2018, the Braves have won six division titles and a World Series.
The Braves kicked off the 2025 campaign in absolutely brutal fashion, losing all four games in San Diego. The offense was non-existent, getting shutout in each of the last two games.
One prominent National League manager sounds unsure about coaching beyond this season. Atlanta Braves skipper Brian Snitker has openly expressed uncertainty about his managerial career beyond the 2025 season.
Brian Snitker is entering his 10th season as the Braves’ manager, and his 49th season overall as a member of Atlanta’s organization.
As the Atlanta Braves face the San Diego Padres in the first game of the 2025 campaign, there will be high expectations for the team coming off a disappointing finish last season.
Brian Snitker barely had time to digest the finality of the 2024 season when the Braves manager was asked if he plans to be back with Atlanta in 2025. With a wild-card sweep at the hands of the San Diego Padres completed, Snitker confirmed he's ready to pack his bags— for spring training.
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