The Braves are making sure Austin Riley isn’t going anywhere for a long time, signing him to a 10-year extension worth $212 million. The Atlanta #Braves today signed 3B Austin Riley to a 10-year contract worth $212 million: pic.twitter.com/TdPVtpYnL5 — Atlanta Braves (@Braves) August 1, 2022 Riley is coming off one of the best individual
After moving into MLB Pipeline’s Top 100, Vaughn Grissom is getting even more love from one of the brightest minds in scouting — The Athletic’s Keith Law. It's time for @keithlaw's midpoint check-in on the best prospects in baseball — including a few who were drafted just two weeks ago. Full top 60: https://t.co/XOh7a6dxSB pic.twitter.com/XtZspNBHs9
The Atlanta Braves have made a small but perhaps impactful move ahead of the 2022 MLB Trade Deadline, acquiring a player from the 2021 World Series team — Ehire Adrianza: The #Braves today acquired INF Ehire Adrianza from the Washington Nationals in exchange for OF Trey Harris. The club also designated INF Robinson Canó for
In a feat that’s pretty uncommon in today’s age, it looks like the Braves have signed all 22 of their draft picks from the 2022 MLB Draft — a very critical process for Atlanta in particular: The Braves have now signed all 22 draft picks https://t.co/nGQnmKhxil — Garrett Spain (@BravesMILB) July 30, 2022 The Braves
With superstar prospect Oneil Cruz graduating from MLB Pipeline’s Top 100, Vaughn Grissom has entered the race at #100: #Braves shortstop Vaughn Grissom enters the Top 100 Prospects list with Oneil Cruz graduating. Scouting report and more on the 21-year-old: https://t.co/X1yGVFQQC0 pic.twitter.com/HytVXgJuI5 — MLB Pipeline (@MLBPipeline) July 31, 2022 If you’ve been keeping up with
In my opinion, the Braves had a solid draft — they needed to refill the lower levels of the minors, and they did that with a bevy of talented high school players. The Braves saved some money and snagged a very talented college arm in the seventh round in the form of Adam Maier: The
Bullpen is an interesting target area for the Braves. It is a strong area for the team, but you can never have enough talented relief arms. The Braves have had pretty inconsistent performances from Will Smith, so they could use a high-leverage lefty to move Smith to a lower leverage role. The question begs to be
The Braves aren’t armed with many big-time prospects to make a splash at the trade deadline, but Vaughn Grissom is the exception. He’s absolutely crushing AA pitching after being recently promoted. https://twitter.com/mbraves/status/1552440845416431616?s=10&t=w9ClrRcvgA2uaepAkuiyJQ It's @GrissomVaughn again!! 103 mph exit velocity on this double!! pic.twitter.com/pUKIfwXAYP — Mississippi Braves (@mbraves) July 28, 2022 We're becoming a Vaughn Grissom
Believe it or not, the trade deadline is on August 2nd. The Braves have to make some moves, and knowing GM Alex Anthopoulos, they won’t sit on their hands. MLB Pipeline has an idea of who he could make available in a potential deal: You've heard the big names that could be dealt at the
The Braves may want to consider adding a starter with Ian Anderson‘s struggles in 2022, and although I’ve already done a Pirates hypo — Quintana is another piece they could consider: https://twitter.com/MLBNetwork/status/1548058574445637640?s=20&t=THUS_mjlg1PhLOv27tPoPA Quintana is a true rental, so perhaps the Braves will prefer him compared to a more premium starter like Frankie Montas or Luis
