The Braves remain the most active player early in free agency, coming to terms with free agent starting pitcher Charlie Morton on yet another one-year contract, this time worth $15 million. This represents a homecoming [READ MORE]
The Braves this week made a move to add to their starting pitching depth, added a top prospect to the 40-man roster to protect him from next month’s Rule 5 draft, added some infield depth, [READ MORE]
See also: Index of Best Braves by Uniform Number As is the case for many of the high uniform numbers, candidates for “Best Brave” are fairly slight. Number 60 is no exception, with the best [READ MORE]
See also: Best Brave By Uniform Number Index The best Brave to ever wear #71 is a current Brave, right-handed reliever Jacob Webb. While Webb’s tenure with Atlanta has been brief, appearing in 44 games [READ MORE]
Free agency is still getting started and teams are still awaiting news on some important rules for 2021, such as if the National League will utilize the Designated Hitter rule again, which could impact the [READ MORE]
After the 2011 season, my relationship with baseball underwent a decisive transition from “Braves fan” to “baseball obsession.” Our once-whimsical romance suddenly looked like an episode of “You,” and I played a very convincing Joe [READ MORE]
See also: Best Brave By Uniform Number Index (Editor’s note: this is an edited version of an article originally published at The Braves Journal and is used here with permission.) The best Braves to wear [READ MORE]
See also: Best Brave By Uniform Number Index The best Brave to wear #78 is the only Brave to wear that number in a major league game, one of the original “Baby Braves” of the [READ MORE]
See also: Best Brave By Uniform Number Index Quick, who threw the first World Series pitch in Atlanta Braves history? Maybe you’ll know that the first World Series team in Atlanta Braves history was the 1991 [READ MORE]
It’s the first day of the World Series, and this is the fourth post-season “priorities” piece I have written (see 2020, 2019, and 2018), and by far this is the most difficult. This isn’t just [READ MORE]
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