The Braves’ offense has been completely dormant for weeks, but yesterday, they exploded for 12 runs in a route of the Nationals. It was a much-needed win that featured several big nights from some key contributors that they desperately need to get going down the stretch, primarily Michael Harris II, who homered twice. It also
I’ve had to type way too many of these articles this season, but the Braves may have just lost another player to injury, as Reynaldo Lopez‘s velocity was down to begin his start Tuesday night against the Nationals and was eventually removed from the game ahead of the second inning. Reynaldo Lopez being checked by
To most normal folks, the Braves offensive woes are unexplainable. Sure, injuries have played their part, but that alone can’t explain a lineup going from historically great to one of the worst offenses in baseball in just one season. Injuries are only part of the problem, and Braves legend Chipper Jones recently discussed some of
No single person can be blamed for the Braves offensive woes. Outside of Marcell Ozuna, pretty much everybody has either gone down with a season-ending injury or underperformed. However, the remaining talented players who are still healthy with fewer than 20 games remaining have to start giving a little more for the Braves to avoid
Following a Week 1 performance that every member of the organization and fans would like to forget, the Falcons announced they have created nearly $5 million in cap space by restructuring the contract of David Onyemata. Teams creating cap space via restructures to begin the season: Seahawks via WR DK Metcalf: $9.5M Vikings via TE
The 18-10 score doesn’t really illustrate just how badly the Steelers dominated the Falcons in their Week 1 contest. The first half was competitive, but the Steelers’ defense took over in the second, shutting out Atlanta and holding them to well under 100 yards of offense. Kirk Cousins looked like a shell of the quarterback
Just when you think it can’t get any worse for the Braves offense, they continue to outdo themselves, and yesterday was just another example. For what felt like the millionth straight game, a Braves starting pitcher turned in another gem. This time, it was Charlie Morton, who is finishing the season strong and putting together
The Falcons hype train came to a screeching halt on Sunday, as Arthur Smith, Justin Fields, and the Steelers defense did just enough, cruising to what felt like an easy win in the Falcons home stadium without even scoring a touchdown. That’s how pitiful the Falcons offense was, mustering just a touchdown and a field
Offensively, the Falcons were one giant mess in Week 1. The offensive play-calling, led by first-time offensive coordinator Zac Robinson, was inexcusable. Robinson was essentially letting the Steelers defense know what was coming before the snap with his formations. If the Falcons were lined up in the shotgun, it was a pass. If they were
At this point, I don’t even know what to say anymore. Like most of Braves Country, I’m at a loss for words. Every single day, it seems like the Braves are dealing with some type of new injury concern, and most of the time, it’s a serious issue. The latest being Whit Merrifield, who left
