Welcome to our annual look at the overall system depth at each position. For the last four years, the Atlanta catching corps has been among the most productive in baseball. Last year the position was [READ MORE]
On Friday evening the Atlanta Braves announced that they: signed OF Marcell Ozuna to a 4-year, $65 million deal with a $16 million fifth year option designated OF Kyle Garlick for assignment With pitchers and [READ MORE]
Welcome to our annual look at the overall system depth at each position. Dansby Swanson is coming off his best season as a pro, but this is a big season for him as he tries [READ MORE]
Welcome to our annual look at the overall system depth at each position. Second base is steady at the major league level with a young potential star, but the minor leagues reflect the challenges arising [READ MORE]
Welcome to our annual look at the overall system depth at each position. As usual, the first look will be at first base, where we have a reigning MVP and several interesting prospects percolating in [READ MORE]
Click Here To Jump Right To The List It’s January, and the eyes of hopeful baseball fans are starting to turn towards spring training, with pitchers and catchers reporting in just a month. I am [READ MORE]
See also: Index of Best Braves by Uniform Number The best Brave to wear #4 had some of his best seasons wearing #3, but had a really good reason to switch. Also arguably the greatest [READ MORE]
Today Major League Baseball formally invited 119 minor league teams to formally become affiliates in one of the most anticipated (and in some corners, dreaded) days of the offseason. This is the latest development in [READ MORE]
On Wednesday the Atlanta Braves did the following: Signed RHP Luke Jackson ($1.9 million), IF Johan Camargo ($1.36 million), and LHP Grant Dayton ($900,000) to one-year non-guaranteed contracts, avoiding arbitration. Announced they have elected not [READ MORE]
See also: Index of Best Braves by Uniform Number There have only been two Braves to don the 7-3 on their backs. The first was right-hander Kyle Wright, who wore #73 when he made his [READ MORE]
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