The trade deadline is going to be the talk of the town around Braves Country over the next seven weeks because moves must be made if this team wants to find itself back in the World Series at the end of  October. They don’t have to be of the blockbuster variety, as we saw back
The Braves are coming off three straight losses to the Washington Nationals, who have now beaten Atlanta six times in eight tries over the last two weeks. The Braves now sit a full nine games back of the Philadelphia Phillies, which almost feels insurmountable at this point because this is a Braves offense that has
The Braves must add offense at the trade deadline if they want to be relevant come October. The lineup was already treading water with Ronald Acuña Jr. Now that the reining NL MVP is out for the season, it has looked that much more abysmal. Serious changes need to be made, whether it be multiple
Despite the Braves being painfully tough to watch over the last six weeks, Sunday afternoon brought a glimmer of hope as they called up top prospect Hurston Waldrep. Unfortunately, it went about the way one might expect it to go based on how this team has played of late. Waldrep began the outing splendidly, going
With less than two months to the trade deadline, I’ve started evaluating early potential targets for the Braves, beginning with teams that will 100% be selling off their spare parts this summer. If you missed any of the previous editions, check the links below. Braves trade targets from Angels Braves trade targets from Rockies Braves
The Braves have never been hesitant to push their top prospects through the minors extraordinarily quickly, and they are not changing their M.O. for top prospect Hurston Waldrep. Per Justin Toscano of The Atlanta Journal Constitution, the 2023 first-round pick has received the call and is scheduled to start for the Braves tomorrow against the
The Braves are 35-26 through 61 games, about the same mark they were a year ago when they nearly broke the franchise record for most wins in a season with 104, but it certainly feels worse than that. Partly because what was a historic offense a year ago has performed like a bottom of the
Earlier today, Cavan Biggio, son of Hall of Famer Craig Biggio, was designated for assignment by the Blue Jays. https://twitter.com/BlueJays/status/1799207266937348304 It wasn’t too long ago that Cavan Biggio was apart of the Blue Jays talented group of prospects that was expected to turn Toronto into a perennial contender. Biggio finished fifth in the AL Rookie
Following a disgusting 9-0 Braves loss on Wednesday to the Red Sox in which Spencer Schwellenbach looked a little overmatched, giving up six earned runs over 4.1 innings, it was fair to wonder if the rookie would go back to AAA to get a little more seasoning before his next start with the Braves. However,
Earlier this week, I talked about Justyn-Henry Malloy —Â who used to be a top prospect in the Braves organization but was flipped in a trade for Joe Jimenez — getting called up to make his MLB debut for the Detroit Tigers. The move was a long time coming. Malloy really began to make a name
