In 2019, the Braves played their 30th game of the season on Wednesday, May 1. It was a 5-1 win for Atlanta over the San Diego Padres at home, with Max Fried throwing 7 innings, [READ MORE]
Injuries and poor performances by Braves starting pitchers continue to give opportunities to young players. The Braves have announced that their top pitching prospect has been selected to join the team and will make his [READ MORE]
Andy Harris and Matt Chrietzberg dive into the Braves minor leagues. Or at least they would if minor league ball was being played. Cristian Pache is in the majors, but not in the starting line-up… [READ MORE]
In response to outfielder Nick Markakis‘s potential exposure to the COVID-19 virus, the Braves have recalled their #1 prospect to the majors. The Player Cristian Pache, OF Age: 21 Bats: R OFR Prospect Rank: 1 [READ MORE]
Andy Harris and Matt Chrietzberg dive into the Braves minor leagues. Or at least they would if minor league ball was being played. Cristian Pache moves on up to the big leagues, Huascar Ynoa make [READ MORE]
We haven’t done a dedicated mailbag post since 2017, so we dug out the old mailbag, took all of the earnestly asked questions accumulating over the years, and threw them all away. All those letters [READ MORE]
On August 15th, Fox Sports South televised a Braves player pool intrasquad scrimmage that took place at Truist Park. Ostensibly, this event was designed to give viewers a way to see top prospects in action. [READ MORE]
It’s Tuesday, and in the 2020 baseball season that means the Braves have suffered something horrible and have made a change to their starting rotation. This week it’s the removal of left-hander Sean Newcomb from [READ MORE]
Andy Harris and Matt Chrietzberg dive into the Braves minor leagues. Or at least they would if minor league ball was being played. Kyle Wright gets the Pomp & Circumstances treatment, and we talk about [READ MORE]
This time last week I pushed a similarly titled piece out about Mike Foltynewicz. Now another Atlanta starter needs to be replaced, but in some ways the answer to the question is simpler. No one. [READ MORE]
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