Over the last two days the Braves have added ten brand new young players to its organization, with rounds 1-10 of the 2021 MLB Draft completed so far. But during this entire draft process, don’t forget… this Atlanta minor league system is already a pretty talented group. That was confirmed on Monday when, for the
If you’ve followed the Braves minor league system at all this season, then I’m sure you’re well aware of just how talented the organization’s Double-A affiliate has been so far. And honestly, it probably shouldn’t be too surprising either, given just how loaded this 2021 M-Braves club is. Braves prospects such as outfielder Trey Harris,
Despite the Braves still being under the .500 threshold at 42-44 this season (as of Friday morning), the team is still well within reach of first-place in the NL East division, just 4 1/2 games back of the Mets. However, with how the 2021 campaign has played out so far, it’s also a possibility that
It’s time to wrap this monthly series up, so today I’ll look at the top 10 prospects from my Summer Braves Top 30 and examine how each one performed during the month of June. Here are the links if you are interested in getting caught up with the first two installments: Nos. 30-21 Nos. 20-11
The Braves minor league system had a whopping eight games to get through yesterday, although the busy day was worth it considering all but one resulted in a win. There’s a lot to get to, so let’s dive into Thursday’s action… (25-32) Gwinnett Stripers W, 7-2 vs. Nashville W, 6-0 vs. Nashville SP, T.
Unfortunately, last season was shortened in many different ways. Not only was the MLB regular season condensed to just 60 games, but the 2020 MLB Draft was slashed to only five rounds, as opposed to the usual 40. And though the Braves most likely missed out on some valuable talent because of such a shortened
As the big league team tries to avoid a sweep at the hands of one of the worst clubs in the sport, the action down on the farm continues to excite on a nightly basis. Tuesday had it all, including a absolute dominant performance by one of the system’s newest prospect pitchers, who, in his
It’s already Week 10 in the minor leagues, as most clubs have completed nearly roughly 55 games of the scheduled 120. Here’s what’s on tap for this week… *FYI: Thursday morning, I’m traveling to Rome, GA to watch the R-Braves play. So my reporting may be a bit light on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, though
The fresh haircut seems to be working for Bryse Wilson, because on Monday the righty took home some hardware, winning Minor League Baseball’s Pitcher of the Week award for Triple-A’s East League. Yes sir! @BryseWilson https://t.co/h5AMaTzviC via @MiLB — Pro Edge Sports Management (@ProEdgeBaseball) July 5, 2021 The award is for last week’s performance, and
Last Friday, I looked at how the Braves nos. 30-21 prospects had performed during the month of June. Now it’s time to examine the middle group of ten, nos. 20-11. Let’s get right down to it… 20. Rickey DeVito, RHP ↑ A+ — Rome (7-day IL) I really hadn’t noticed until recently, but DeVito
