Chase Irle

Chase Irle

Founder and writer for SportsTalkATL.com. Graduate from LSU with an addiction to sports. If you are interested in writing, contributing in any way, or have any questions or comments email me at [email protected]
MLB: OCT 06 NLDS Padres at Dodgers

Braves Spring Training Watch List: The New Guy In Town

It almost doesn’t feel real, but next week, pitchers and catchers will report to Spring Training, and soon after that, exhibition games will begin. In the blink of an eye, Opening Day will be here, as the Braves aim to reclaim the NL East crown after losing the division for the first time in seven

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NFL: DEC 22 Browns at Bengals

PFF names Falcons a top landing spot for Myles Garrett

The first major bomb of the NFL offseason has already gone off and there is still the Super Bowl to be played, with Ian Rapoport reporting that Myles Garrett has officially requested a trade out of Cleveland.  “As a kid dreaming of the NFL, all I focused on was the ultimate goal of winning a

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NBA: DEC 08 76ers at Bulls

Report: Hawks interested in trading for Paul George

According to Keith Pompey of the Philadelphia Inquirer, the Atlanta Hawks and Golden State Warriors are two teams that have checked in regarding the availability of nine-time All-Star Paul George. The Hawks potential interest doesn’t make much sense, no matter how you slice it. Atlanta’s amid a rebuild and features a number of wings with

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Which Braves prospect is primed to be the next Spencer Schwellenbach?

Despite prospect gurus consistently ranking the Braves farm system in the bottom five of the league over the last half-decade, a new star seems to join the major-league club every season. A few years back, the Braves produced two of them in Spencer Strider and Michael Harris II. Most recently, Spencer Schwellenbach emerged out of

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MLB: AUG 09 Pirates at Dodgers

Why weren’t the Braves in on Jack Flaherty?

With the Braves in the market for a starting pitcher, Jack Flaherty was a name several MLB pundits connected to Atlanta. Unfortunately, that dream is now dead, with the 29-year-old right-hander inking a two-year, $35 million deal to return to the Detroit Tigers, where he began last season before being traded to the Dodgers and

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COLLEGE FOOTBALL: NOV 06 Missouri at Georgia

Georgia Bulldogs Final 2025 Recruiting Rankings

The final rankings for the 2025 recruiting cycle were recently released by ON3, and the Georgia Bulldogs are once again welcoming in an incredible class to Athens this upcoming season. 2025 Recruiting Rankings Texas Longhorns Georgia Bulldogs Alabama Crimson Tide Oregon Ducks Ohio State Buckeyes Texas A&M Aggies Auburn Tigers LSU Tigers Michigan Wolverines Tennessee

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Braves release former top draft pick

The 2020 MLB Draft will go down as one of the best in Alex Anthopoulos’ tenure as Braves GM. Because of COVID, it was only five rounds, leaving the Braves with just four picks. However, Anthopoulos was still able to find three major-leaguers, including one bonafide superstar. In the fourth round, the Braves landed Spencer

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Atlanta Hawks CEO comments on trade rumors

The season-ending injury to Jalen Johnson has intensified trade rumors surrounding the Atlanta Hawks. GM Landry Fields and assistant GM Kyle Korver are stuck between a rock and a hard place. There’s no real chance for the Hawks to be seriously competitive without their budding superstar in Johnson, but they also don’t own their first

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MLB: JUL 24 Reds at Braves

Two Braves Make ESPN’s Top 100 Prospects List

ESPN’s Kiley McDaniel just dropped his list of the top 100 prospects in baseball ahead of the 2024 season, and two Braves were featured.  #44 Drake Baldwin Drake Baldwin is now garnering respect as a top 50 prospect in the game, which is damn impressive considering he wasn’t on many people’s radar entering last season.

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The Athletic gives Braves dismal farm system ranking

The Atlanta Braves farm system has been held in low regard for quite some time now. Some of that has to do with the lingering effects of the international restrictions that were placed on them years ago, leading to the exit of John Coppolella, but a lot of it also has to do with the

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