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]
Kirk Cousins trade

NFL insider shines damning light on Falcons sticking with Kirk Cousins

Heading into a week 15 matchup on Monday Night Football against the Las Vegas Raiders, the headlines dominating the Falcons all surround quarterback controversy. Kirk Cousins is amid the worst stretch of his career. He hasn’t tossed a touchdown pass in four straight games and has eight interceptions over that stretch, leading to four straight

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MLB: OCT 06 NLDS Padres at Dodgers

Braves: A reminder that mega-contracts are often terrible decisions

Braves fans are understandably frustrated with the team’s lack of action so far this offseason. While other teams are throwing around cash with reckless abandon, Atlanta has yet to make a significant move. For a club with championship aspirations and notable holes to fill, it’s a discouraging start. However, it’s worth remembering that patience is

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Braves add pitching depth with free agent signing

While Braves fans anxiously wait for a substantial free agent signing, the club did make a small move last night, signing right-handed reliever Wander Suero to a minor-league pact.  https://twitter.com/StripersReport/status/1867370562340979047 Suero spent different parts of six seasons in the majors, totaling 193.1 innings, for which he recorded a 4.75 ERA. Most recently, he was with

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Braves Brian Snitker

Brian Snitker comments on loss of leadership in Braves clubhouse

The Braves may have won the World Series just a few years back, but nearly the entire core of that roster is no longer in Atlanta. The mass exodus began with Freddie Freeman, who went onto sign with the Dodgers just months after the team’s first championship since 1995. Dansby Swanson would follow suit, while

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Walker Buehler Braves

Latest report on Walker Buehler makes Braves marriage unlikely

Christmas is approaching, the winter meetings have passed, and the Braves — despite having a plethora of needs — have yet to make a substantial acquisition.  Among Atlanta’s holes, starting pitching is near the top of the list. They’ll likely have to rely on an unproven commodity to round out their rotation until Spencer Strider

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NBA: NOV 22 Hawks at Bulls

Team effort leads Hawks to NBA Cup victory over Knicks

Like peanut butter and jelly, Trae Young and the New York Knicks are a combination NBA fans simply can’t get enough of. Last night, the stage was set at Madison Square Garden, where Knicks fans were eager for revenge against Young for his theatrics during the 2021 playoffs, which led to a first-round exit for

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Max Fried Red Sox

A Braves Thank You To Max Fried

Unlike Freddie Freeman‘s free agency saga, Max Fried‘s departure from Atlanta was rather anticlimactic. For over a year, analysts had predicted the Braves’ ace would leave for greener pastures, confidently stating he had priced himself out of the team’s budget with his stellar performance. It turns out those pundits were more accurate than even they

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Braves trade for Garrett Crochet

Braves: Top trade target comes off the market

Many MLB insiders suggested this year’s Winter Meetings would be quite different than previous years, featuring a ton of blockbuster trades and signings. They were correct; unfortunately, the Braves haven’t been involved at all. Several of the top free agent starting pitchers have found new homes. Most notably, the Braves’ own Max Fried inked an

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This team interested in Max Fried’s services will shock you

The Yankees, with money burning in their pockets after losing out on Juan Soto, quickly pivoted to Max Fried and handed him the most lucrative contract ever for a left-handed pitcher. New York made sure no team was going to outbid them again; however, one team that was also involved in the negotiations will shock

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