For 26 teams, the 2024 season has already come to an end. That will soon be the case for all 30 teams, and within a few weeks, MLB free agency will officially be underway. In Braves Country, all eyes will be on staff ace Max Fried. The 30-year-old lefty will test the waters of free
This continues a series discussing the biggest offseason questions facing the Braves. If you missed any previous editions to this series, follow the links below. Should Braves trade Jorge Soler? How will the Braves replace Max Fried? Will the Braves retain A.J. Minter? Time to make a splash in the outfield? Can the Braves replace
I’ve already said it ten times since the season ended, and I’ll probably say it a thousand more times over the next few months. With the Braves expected to pick up Marcell Ozuna‘s $16 million option for 2025, they have too many DHs on the roster heading into next season. Somebody has to go, and
The Hawks moved to 1-1 in the preseason last night, falling 104-89 to the Philadelphia 76ers. It was a struggle offensively from start to finish, as no starter finished with more than 10 points. However, coming off the bench for the second straight game, #1 overall pick Zaccharie Risacher put together another impressive performance, leading
The Braves have a conundrum on their hands when it comes to the designated hitter position. The expectation is Marcell Ozuna‘s option for 2025 will be picked up. He’s been the best offensive player for the Braves over the last two seasons and is beloved in the clubhouse. It’s difficult to imagine a scenario where
This continues a series breaking down the biggest questions facing the Braves this offseason. If you missed any of the previous editions to this series, follow the links below. Should Braves trade Jorge Soler? How will the Braves replace Max Fried? Will the Braves retain A.J. Minter? Time for the Braves to make a splash
The Falcons are 4-2 for the first time since 2016, the year they went on to win the NFC and represent the conference in the Super Bowl. They’ve won three consecutive games against NFC South foes and sit on top of the division alongside the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. There are a plethora of factors that
The season from hell hit a little harder for some than it did for others. Just last week, the Braves announced they would be relieving three coaches of their duties, with the biggest name being hitting coach Kevin Seitzer, along with assistant hitting coach Bobby Magallanes and catching coach Sal Fasano. The decision came as
This continues a series breaking down possible Braves free agent targets by each position, moving onto shortstop. If you missed the first part to this series, follow the link below. Potential Braves Free Agent Targets: Left Field Potential Braves Free Agent Targets: Shortstop Willy Adames Ha-seong Kim (Option) Jose Iglesias Enrique Hernandez Miguel Rojas (Option)
The Falcons entered Week 6 with a golden opportunity to distance themselves even further from some of their rivals in the NFC South, as they traveled to Carolina to take on a lowly Panthers team that’s already looking towards next season. But sometimes, these matchups can be the most dangerous games on the schedule if
