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Braves Minor League Recap: Davis Polo Dominant in Double-A Debut

Davis Polo was a fringe prospect at best heading into this season, but with a blistering end to the year he has turned into one of the surprise breakouts of the second half. Polo marched into his Double-A debut and didn’t allow a hit until the sixth inning, while striking out 17 hitters on the […]

Where will the Braves finish in team homers?

A throwaway today, but I can at least provide some interesting-ish context. The Braves were third in homers through April, and pushed up to second in May. Then June happened and June was June, and the Braves fell all the way down to 12th. Their July homer binge, driven in part by so many pulled […]

Braves News: Bryce Elder sidelined, Robert Suarez update, and more

The Atlanta Braves received some unfortunate news on Tuesday as Walt Weiss announced that right-hander Bryce Elder would be missing some time. According to Weiss, Elder underwent a minor knee surgery and will require a three to four week recovery window. Fortunately, there is a possibility he appears in the postseason. Elder has reportedly been […]

Braves outshined by Rays’ stars in series-opening loss

Kicking off a critical late-season homestand Tuesday night against the Tampa Bay Rays, a breakthrough performance from AJ Smith-Shawver on the mound or a strong performance from its star hitters could have been enough to deliver the Atlanta Braves a tone-setting win. Unfortunately for them, they got neither of those. An early exit from Smith-Shawver […]

Braves vs. Rays chat and discussion: AJ Smith-Shawver vs. Freddy Peralta

The Braves kick off the second matchup in a streak of five straight series against teams currently in playoff position Tuesday night (7:15 p.m. ET) when the Tampa Bay Rays descend upon Truist Park. AJ Smith-Shawver gets the start in the opener for Atlanta, looking for better control and a better result after taking his […]

Robert Suarez gets closer to returning to the mound for Braves

In the midst of the news on Bryce Elder’s knee, we also got a pretty significant update on another pitcher who is currently on the road to recovery. Reliever Robert Suarez has been on the mend from some forearm issues for quite some time now and now w’ere starting to get something of a clearer […]

Michael Harris II returns to leadoff spot for Braves’ opener vs. Rays

As the Atlanta Braves begin their series against the Tampa Bay Rays Tuesday evening, they’re switching things up in the lineup a bit to again attempt to find an offensive spark. Michael Harris II will hit in the leadoff spot for the first time since Aug. 23 in the series opener. Ronald Acuña Jr. and […]

Worst-To-First Retrospective: Sid Bream shares his reflections on 1991 season

This is the latest in a series focused on the 35th Anniversary of the 1991 Atlanta Braves, the team that reversed the franchise’s fortunes with an unforgettable season. Veteran first baseman Sid Bream recalls his decision to sign with Atlanta and the events that took an unproven team to Game 7 of the World Series. […]

Rome Emperors 2026 season recap

The Rome Emperors season has come to a close. The higher level of two levels of A-ball in the Atlanta Braves organization has completed its season by going 61-68, though one that provided plenty of excitement with prospects. This article will highlight some of the successes and failures of the team’s season, as well as […]

Augusta GreenJackets 2026 season recap

The Augusta GreenJackets season has come to a close. The lowest level of full season ball in the Atlanta Braves organization has completed it’s season by going 70-61, and missing the playoffs by a couple of games. This article will highlight some of the successes and failures of the team’s season, as well as picking […]

Some thoughts after the Braves drew a split in Philadelphia

Yeah, I could’ve phrased this as a question and had the same post body anyway, but why bother when I can just make a post? After the Braves split their big series on the road against the Phillies, I have three big picture thoughts, two of which were prompted by their dramatic comeback win in […]

Grant Holmes excellent, but Braves blanked by Phillies

The Atlanta Braves took on the Philadelphia Phillies today a day after the dramatic win yesterday that secured the season series. If they won today they would also take this series 3-1 and take a large 6.0 game lead in the division. Grant Holmes who has been very good when he is good, and very […]

Braves at Phillies chat and discussion: Grant Holmes vs Jesús Luzardo

The Atlanta Braves won arguably the most dramatic game of the season last night that resulted in a season tiebreaker against the Philadelphia Phillies and moved the division lead to five games with only four games left between the two team. The Phillies’ destiny is no longer in their own hands to win the NLE. […]

Braves at Phillies chat and discussion: Tyler Mahle vs. Aaron Nola

Through two games of this Braves-Phillies series, we’re exactly back where we started. After one win apiece, the Braves’ NL East lead remains four games. Atlanta can push that back to five or the Phillies can reduce it to three during Sunday afternoon’s 1:10 p.m. ET matchup at Citizens Bank Park, which will be a […]

Mauricio Dubón back at shortstop for Sunday matinee at Phillies

Mauricio Dubón’s versatile positional weekend in Philadelphia continues with Sunday afternoon’s third game of a four-game set between the Braves and Phillies. After starting in center field Friday and left on Saturday, Dubón will play shortstop and hit fifth for this 1:10 p.m. ET game on NBC. That’s one of only a small handful of […]