Welcome to ICYMI: Atlanta Braves Weekly Blog Recap. For ICYMI, we collect a sampling of the week’s best articles, podcasts, and other news about the Atlanta Braves. This is a way to get a weekly [READ MORE]
19 games is a small sample size. Hell, 40 games is a small sample size. I understand this. But Ronald Acuña Jr’s major league debut was so anticipated, it’s hard to take the measured, calm approach. [READ MORE]
In this week’s podcast, Brent and Chris discuss the debut of Ronald Acuna, explain how Freddie Freeman is different and better this year, and use their magical powers to get another 20 year old called [READ MORE]
It is with no small amount of satisfaction that I write this post. The most exciting Braves prospect since at least Andruw Jones is reportedly set to make his major league debut tonight in Cincinnati. [READ MORE]
Ronald Acuña, Jr., regardless of his AAA stats accumulated over the last 7 days, has earned his shot to play for the big boy Braves. He’s earned it with an amazing run through the [READ MORE]
The Braves have a great reason to start top prospect Ronald Acuña , Jr. in the minor leagues this season. Just 15 days (12 major league games) in the minor leagues would give the team [READ MORE]
ShellShocked is the podcast I host dedicated to all things sports. Yesterday I sat down with our newest writer Matt Chrietzberg to get his thoughts on some Braves talking points. You can check out the podcast [READ MORE]
One of the few areas where the John Coppolella-lead Braves front office made a trade to immediately strengthen the major league roster during the course of the rebuild was in acquiring outfielder Ender Inciarte in [READ MORE]
Near the trade deadline in 2016, the Braves hoped they had stopped the merry-go-round of mediocrity in left field when they traded for Matt Kemp from the San Diego Padres. Kemp provided a much-needed power [READ MORE]
Stop me if you’ve heard this before. The Atlanta Braves have the number 1 prospect in all of America. After decimating the minor leagues a season ago, Ronald Acuña is the name on every evaluators lips. [READ MORE]
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