The Braves haven’t made a lot of fans happy to this point in the offseason, and that continued on Monday, with the club announcing that there will be no Fan Fest in 2025, citing preparation for the All-Star Game and construction around The Battery as reasons for the decision. “Our annual Braves Fest that we
The Falcons entered the offseason with franchise-altering decisions that signaled a new direction: hiring Raheem Morris as head coach, signing Kirk Cousins to a massive deal, and then drafting Michael Penix Jr. eighth overall. At the time, these moves were met with widespread skepticism from the national media, and as the season has unfolded, the
There’s a strong case to be made that the outfield is the biggest need for the Atlanta Braves when looking ahead to next season. Michael Harris II is the only proven healthy option currently rostered, and even when Ronald Acuña Jr. does return, who is expected to miss at least the first six weeks of
With the free agent market thinning, the Braves may need to turn to the trade market to address the glaring void in their outfield, and the Chicago Cubs could emerge as an intriguing trade partner. Reports surfaced last week that the Cubs are determined to move both Cody Bellinger and Seiya Suzuki. While unloading Bellinger’s
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
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
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
A popular debate among Braves fans is what is the club’s biggest need this offseason? A case could be made for the outfield, as Michael Harris II is really the only proven guy on the roster that is set to be healthy on Opening Day. However, the Braves also only have three proven starting pitchers
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
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
