CINCINNATI -- Ronald Acuña Jr. and his former Braves teammate Marcell Ozuna speak almost daily. Naturally, then, after Acuña homered twice Saturday night to tally four over a three-game span, Ozuna -- now with the Pirates -- FaceTimed him.

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CINCINNATI – Michael Harris II continues to mature into one of the most feared hitters in an already potent Braves offense, that boast the best record in the Majors at 39-19. On Friday night in front of 29,996 fans at Great American Ball Park in Cincinnati, the 25-year-old went 3-for-5

CINCINNATI -- Jorge Mateo is making the most of his opportunity while Ha-Seong Kim is awaiting his next one. The two infielders have been on different tracks of late and Braves manager Walt Weiss believes both can play a vital role. One has caught fire while the other is trying

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BOSTON -- Ronald Acuña Jr. kissed his bat after kissing one goodbye for the first time in more than a month. Acuña had reason to celebrate when he drilled a grand slam over the Green Monster in the decisive five-run sixth inning of a 10-2 Braves win over the Red

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BOSTON -- Chris Sale seems to enjoy reminding the Red Sox what they gave away via a lopsided trade that continues to benefit the Braves. Sale made it clear this wasn’t just another start as he hurled a series of 98 mph fastballs during the first inning of Atlanta's 10-2

This year's National League Cy Young field isn't just loaded with worthy contenders -- it's shaping up to be the deepest race either league has ever seen. While the American League has a clear frontrunner in the Yankees’ Cam Schlittler, the NL has an abundance of pitchers putting up extraordinary

BOSTON -- It’s not good when television analyst CJ Nitkowski catching a foul ball proves to be the night’s top highlight. But that’s what the Braves had to deal with after Bryce Elder endured his first rough start of the season in an 8-0 loss to the Red Sox on

As the calendar gets set to turn to June, Draft buzz is picking up exponentially. Scouts are scattered all over the country with NCAA Division I Regional play kicking off on Friday while also planning to see high schoolers in action for the last time in state playoffs. The Draft

BOSTON – Braves radio analyst Darren O’Day put all of the necessary preparations in before the game. But it was Braves television analyst CJ Nitkowski who got to show off his athleticism with a nifty grab during Wednesday night’s game against the Red Sox at Fenway Park. Nitkowski reacted quickly

BOSTON -- Matt Olson’s home run was the most encouraging. But it was Michael Harris II's latest home run that the Braves were still buzzing about after holding on to claim a 7-6 win over the Red Sox on Tuesday night at Fenway Park.

We say it every year, and it bears repeating again: the Draft is hard. Front offices spend years scouting and analyzing a particular Draft class, but even the best baseball minds can’t predict what will happen with absolute certainty in the years after. Take the 2021 class ahead of its

Bob Horner, who never played a game in the Minors and experienced the rare thrill of hitting four home runs in a Major League game, passed away at the age of 68, the Braves announced on Tuesday. His unique career will forever be celebrated by Braves fans who watched him

When Spencer Strider made his 2026 debut in Colorado at the beginning of May, returning from a left oblique muscle strain, he made a distinct declaration after giving up three runs on four hits while walking a career-high five batters in the Braves’ 11-6 win. “I don’t want a participation

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It was a week of titanic series within divisions, with the Brewers and Cubs battling in the NL Central, the Dodgers and Padres duking it out in the NL West and the Rays and Yankees playing some dramatic games in the AL East. But there remains no team hotter than

ATLANTA – Austin Riley expressed frustration about his prolonged struggles as he spoke to reporters after the Braves’ suddenly slumbering offense was once again silenced in a 2-1 loss to the Nationals on Sunday afternoon at Truist Park. “Let’s see some consistency,” Riley said. “This game is about being consistent.

ATLANTA -- Tallying a high strikeout total is a good thing for most pitchers, at least those not named Grant Holmes. Holmes experienced an all-too-familiar result as he recorded his third double-digit-strikeout total, but he also allowed two solo home runs in a 2-0 loss to the Nationals on Saturday

ATLANTA -- How great are things going for the Braves? Well, the guy who entered the season as the fifth catcher, Chadwick Tromp, on their depth chart proved to be the hero in the eventful 5-4 win over the Nationals on Friday night at Truist Park. “That was a good

ATLANTA -- Chris Sale is an early Cy Young Award favorite and Spencer Strider is once again pitching like a frontline starter. As for Bryce Elder, he has positioned himself to earn his second All-Star selection within a span of four seasons. Elder allowed just one run on five hits

MIAMI -- Mike Yastrzemski continued his strong May surge Thursday night, falling a triple short of the cycle while helping the Braves to a 9-3 win over the Marlins at loanDepot park.