The Atlanta Braves' whirlwind of moves keeps coming on Thursday. To reinstate players from the 60-day injured list, the Braves outrighted four players to Triple-A Gwinnett: left-hander Austin Cox, right-hander Joel Payamps, catcher Chuckie Robinson and outfielder Carlos Rodríguez.
It’s been a wild first week of the offseason for the Braves, and the excitement is just beginning. Lost in all the coaching hires and player decisions, Atlanta also made a couple of promotions within their Baseball Operations department.
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The decisions the Braves faced regarding their club options seemed pretty cut and dry, but apparently not. Jon Heyman reported earlier today that Atlanta will not be picking up the $5.5 million option on reliever Tyler Kinley.
Two Atlanta Braves players have been selected to the Arizona Fall League's All-Star Game, cleverly labeled as the "Fall Star Game." Infielder Nacho Alvarez Jr.
Despite MLB Network’s Jon Morosi reporting earlier in the week that the Braves were expected to pick up their $5.5 million club option on Tyler Kinley, Atlanta has decided to decline it, according to Jon Heyman.
The Atlanta Braves organizational shakeup continues. They announced Thursday morning that two front office members received promotions Adam Sonabend has been promoted to assistant general manager of Major League operations.
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It’s been an unexpectedly disappointing 12 months for Braves fans. After entering the season with the second-best odds to win the World Series, Atlanta missed the postseason for the first time since 2017.
As the focus shifts to 2026, so does prospect evaluation. Baseball America released its top prospects for each MLB team for 2026, including breakdowns of which players were the best based on their tools.
If you’ve followed the Braves long enough, you know they love a good buy-low free-agent target. Since Alex Anthopoulos took over as general manager, the Braves have rarely shopped in the more expensive aisles.
On Wednesday, the Atlanta Braves announced their first two coaching hires following the decision to promote Walt Weiss to manager. Jeremy Hefner will replace Rick Kranitz as the team’s pitching coach, while Antoan Richardson joins the staff as first base coach.
Two years ago, following a second consecutive postseason collapse at the hands of the Phillies after winning 100-plus games, longtime Atlanta journalist Jeff Schultz wasn’t afraid to ask the unpopular question.
The Atlanta Braves are shaking up their coaching staff by poaching from a division rival. The Braves are hiring Jeremy Hefner as their new pitching coach and Antoan Richardson as their new first base coach.
According to Francys Romero, the Atlanta Braves, along with several other teams, are expected to show interest in free-agent closer Raisel Iglesias, who is reportedly seeking a two-year deal.
The Atlanta Braves are set to hire Antoan Richardson, a former MLB outfielder perhaps best known for scoring on New York Yankees legend Derek Jeter’s final hit at Yankee Stadium in 2014, as their new first base coach.
The Atlanta Braves had already made significant changes early in the MLB offseason, hiring Walt Weiss as the team’s new manager. He will take over for Brian Snitker, who managed Atlanta for the last 10 seasons.
The Braves are exercising their club option on left-hander Chris Sale, according to a report from Jon Heyman of The New York Post. Sale will make $18MM in 2026.
The Atlanta Braves offseason has begun as the team has hired Walt Weiss as manager for the 2026 season, taking over for Brian Snitker. Atlanta is hoping he can lead the team on a quick turnaround with so many notable decisions to make this offseason.