Atlanta Braves reliever Craig Kimbrel was nails for Double-A Columbus Tuesday night in his debut with the team. He pitched a scoreless eighth inning, walking a batter and striking out two.
On the field, things went about as poorly as possible for the Braves last night. With Spencer Schwellenbach toeing the rubber, who had been absolutely perfect in his first three starts, it was the club’s best opportunity to win back-to-back games for the first time all season.
Today, the Columbus Clingstones — the Atlanta Braves AA affiliate — announced Craig Kimbrel has been added to their roster. https://twitter.com/GoClingstones/status/1911849844810961400
For nostalgia purposes, the Braves signing Craig Kimbrel to a minor-league contract was one of the exciting parts of an excruciatingly quiet offseason.
A bevy of former All-Stars could begin joining the Atlanta’s big league team starting next week Prior to tonight’s game against the Philadelphia Phillies, the Atlanta Braves provided updates on a handful of players whose impact on the big league team could start as soon as next week.
The Braves season couldn’t have started any worse, getting swept by the Padres in a series where they managed to score just seven runs. There aren’t many positives to take away from it, as for the first time in a while, Atlanta really just looked undermanned in a lot of aspects.
The nine-time All-Star, Craig Kimbrel, might be one step closer to suiting up for the Atlanta Braves again. Kimbrel threw live batting practice earlier this week, continuing to build up his arm strength as he attempts to make a return to the major leagues.
Right-handed pitcher Craig Kimbrel spent the 2022 season with the Los Angeles Dodgers. He was traded to L.A. from the Chicago White Sox, in exchange for outfielder A.J.
Atlanta Braves news and notes from Wednesday Well Spencer Schwellenbach was absolutely dominant for 6 innings against a Yankees lineup that included Aaron Judge, as he put up 10 strikeouts and only 1 walk in a scoreless outing.
The Philadelphia Phillies were able to win a very competitive NL East in 2024, finishing 95-67 - six games ahead of the Atlanta Braves and New York Mets.
The Braves appeased the fanbase from a nostalgic sense last night, signing Craig Kimbrel to a minor-league deal that will pay him $2 million if he makes the major-league roster.
Kimbrel began his career with the Braves and enjoyed one of the great peaks of any reliever in MLB history
The Atlanta Braves are signing nine-time All-Star reliever Craig Kimbrel to a minor league contract that will be worth $2 million if the right-hander plays again for his original big league team, according to multiple reports on Tuesday night.
With nine days left before 2025 MLB Opening Day, there’s not too much time for the remaining free agents to find homes. Three did over the last 24 hours, including Patrick Corbin and Craig Kimbrel.
Now, nearly 10 years after the Braves first dealt him away, the two sides reunite. How can you not be romantic about baseball?
According to The Athletic’s Ken Rosenthal, the Braves have inked nine-time All-Star Craig Kimbrel to a minor-league contract. Of course, Craig Kimbrel needs no introduction to Braves Country.
Craig Kimbrel is circling back to where it all began.
Nine-time All-Star closer Craig Kimbrel and the St. Louis Cardinals have faced off plenty over the years. Perhaps it’s time for the two to leave the past behind and finally come together.
One of the best closers of all time is available in free agency. From 2010 until 2024, Craig Kimbrel has been a premier closer for many teams and won a World Series in 2018 with the Boston Red Sox.
One of baseball’s best-known relievers may be at the end of the line regarding his time in MLB.
The move comes less than 24 hours after arguably the 36-year-old's worst game of his career.
Hall of Fame starting pitcher and Baltimore Orioles legend Jim Palmer blasted MLB on social media on Monday morning for what he perceived to be an All-Star snub of O's closer Craig Kimbrel.
The future Hall of Famer has found his groove again and is in a dominant stretch, allowing just one walk and two hits while recording eight saves in his last 11 appearances.
Baltimore Orioles closer Craig Kimbrel has struggled of late and a new injury concern could muddy the waters.
A nine-time All-Star reliever is close to making another stop on his baseball journey.
His overall body of work over the past three years — a 3.10 ERA with a 34.4% strikeout percentage across 188 2/3 innings — is quite strong.
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