We’re starting a new feature here today called ICYMI: Atlanta Braves Weekly Blog Recap. We’ll be rounding up articles, podcasts, and other news about the Atlanta Braves that have been published by us, as well [READ MORE]
Since the retirement of Hall-of-Famer Chipper Jones after the 2012 season, Atlanta Braves third basemen have accumulated 7.1 fWAR. In other words, it has taken five years for Braves third baseman to accumulate as much value [READ MORE]
ALSO IN THIS SERIES: First Base Third Base Shortstop Catcher Left Field The loss of the 13 international prospects in the wake of the Coppolella/Blakeley bundling scandal had it’s most dramatic impact on the depth [READ MORE]
With the start of spring training now only a month and a half away, it’s time to look at the teams the organization has assembled this offseason and try to figure out where all these [READ MORE]
Braves prospects. Anyone who’s anyone has put out pieces detailing the amount of high quality pieces on the farm. From top 100 lists to top 10 lists, everyone has been gobbling up everything they can [READ MORE]
This week MLB’s hot stove remains so cold, a trade that included Luis Avilan as a major component was the biggest news. The only thing keeping baseball fans warm is the hot Christian Yelich trade [READ MORE]
Hot stove? More like a frozen-over yule log. Granted, the Braves took care of their biggest offseason to-do item two weeks ago when they were able to trade Matt Kemp to the Dodgers. Subtracting Kemp, [READ MORE]
Atlanta Braves General Manager Alex Anthopolous on Wednesday continued his crusade to remake the roster by acquiring outfielder Preston Tucker from the Huston Astros for cash considerations or the ever available Player To Be Named [READ MORE]
The electronic ink wasn’t even dry on Tommy Poe’s post over on the Walk-Off Walk extolling Braves fans not to get too down about the Braves quiet offseason when the Braves made what is likely their [READ MORE]
And now we’re down to one, and as promised way back when this series started in October, the number one prospect in the Braves organization is Ronald Acuña. I hope you have enjoyed checking in [READ MORE]
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