A successful weekend for the Braves. At the start of the season, Drake Baldwin could find little to no success despite doing everything right at the plate.
This lineup has worked pretty well for the first two games. May as well (mostly) stick with it for the sweep attempt. The lineups are out for Sunday’s series finale, as the Atlanta Braves are looking to win three games in a row and also looking for their first sweep of the season at the expense of the Minnesota Twins.
Drake Baldwin needed just one swing to introduce himself to Braves fans in a big way. In his first career pinch-hit appearance, the rookie catcher delivered a clutch, go-ahead two-run single in the eighth inning to complete the Braves’ largest comeback of the season—a 6-4 win over the Minnesota Twins at Truist Park.
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The Atlanta Braves rally late to beat the Minnesota Twins, 6-4. Rookie catcher and top prospect Drake Baldwin delivered a go-ahead two-run single off the bench in the bottom of the eight inning to set the team up for a win.
Rookie pinch hitter Drake Baldwin broke a tie with a two-run single to cap a five-run eighth-inning rally, giving the Atlanta Braves a 6-4 win over the visiting Minnesota Twins on Friday in the opener of a three-game series.
Sean Murphy’s 2024 campaign, marred by injuries and inconsistent play, left many questioning his standing entering this season. Those concerns were only exacerbated by an injury suffered in Spring Training after taking a 95 MPH fastball right to the ribs.
The Atlanta Braves ended their road series versus the Toronto Blue Jays with an absolute offensive dud. But the team's top rookie, Drake Baldwin, perhaps provided some hope that there will be brighter days ahead.
Two catchers, as requested by the people. The Braves, who are without Marcell Ozuna this week in Toronto, are starting both Drake Baldwin and Sean Murphy on Tuesday night.
Sean Murphy’s back and Drake’s gonna have trouble Drake Baldwin made the Opening Day roster this year, largely because of the absence of the Braves’ regular catcher Sean Murphy.
The Braves rejigger their lineup once again It’s lineup time. Austin Riley is back hitting second, and Drake Baldwin re-enters the lineup for the first
In one of the few bits of good news so far this season, Sean Murphy has rejoined the Braves after suffering a cracked rib in Spring Training. With Chadwick Tromp getting designated for assignment, it suggests the Braves plan on keeping both Murphy and top prospect Drake Baldwin on the major-league roster for the remainder of the season.
Top prospect Drake Baldwin owns a .154 batting average with a .434 OPS through his first seven MLB games. But Baldwin has shown enough to stay in the show.
Nick Allen continues to get run at shortstop, as he appears to be real competition for Orlando Arcia at the position. Nick Allen continues to get run at shortstop for the Atlanta Braves, as he appears to be real competition for Orlando Arcia at the position.
Atlanta keeps adding catching depth in curious fashion. What exactly are the Atlanta Braves up to at catcher? As Sean Murphy progresses in his rehab assignment at Triple-A, his return to the 26-man roster look likely to happen within the next 7 to 10 days.
The Braves need a jolt of energy, and it could come in the form of reinforcements. Spencer Strider and Ronald Acuna Jr. cannot get back to Atlanta soon enough, but Sean Murphy is much closer to returning.
There haven’t been many encouraging aspects to the start of the Braves 2025 campaign. Atlanta is 0-5, already lost one of their best starting pitchers to the IL, and their single free agent acquisition of the offseason was just suspended for 80 games.
It’s been a tough start to the season for the Atlanta Braves, but there’s no reason to hit the panic button just yet. Despite dropping their first three games of the year, this isn’t uncharted territory for the Braves.
The Atlanta Braves fell again to the San Diego Padres, this time being blanked 1-0. It’s the first time they’ve been shutout this season and they drop 0-3 on the campaign. Pitching continues to improve, the offense has yet to find its footing.
It’s been a tough start to the season at the plate for the Atlanta Braves, especially for top prospect Drake Baldwin. On the surface, he’s 0-for-7 with a walk in eight trips to the plate.
Atlanta Braves news and notes from Thursday. The Atlanta Braves opened the 2025 campaign in disappointing fashion, dropping game one of four against the San Diego Padres 7-4.
The tea leaves have been there all spring. But catching prospect Drake Baldwin is officially on the Atlanta Braves Opening Day roster. The catcher told The AJC's Justin Toscano that Braves bench coach Walt Weiss called Baldwin into manager Brian Snitker's office on Friday morning to break him the news.
The Braves announced Friday that they have selected the contracts of top catching prospect Drake Baldwin and veteran relievers Hector Neris and Enyel De Los Santos.
With Spring Training winding down, the Braves Opening Day roster is beginning to become more clear, with their most recent move all but guaranteeing top prospect Drake Baldwin will be catching on March 27th in San Diego.
The Braves announced yesterday that catcher Curt Casali was reassigned to minor league camp. They announced the same with Sandy León today. Casali has been released, according to his transactions tracker at MLB.com.
With Murphy sidelined, who will need to step up for the Braves to begin the season?
He has a cracked rib on the left side of his ribcage and will be out for the next four to six weeks, manager Brian Snitker announced Monday.
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