Ha-Seong Kim, who joined the Atlanta Braves late last season, will stick around for at least one more year. The 30-year-old free agent signed a one-year, $20 million contract with the Braves on Monday, and he will remain the team's starting shortstop, according to Atlanta's president of baseball operations, Alex Anthopoulos.
The Braves designated swingman Osvaldo Bido for assignment. That’s the corresponding 40-man roster move for the Ha-Seong Kim signing, which the club has officially announced.
The stars were out in full force during the 2025 World Series. From Max Scherzer in Toronto to Freddie Freeman, Mookie Betts, and of course, Shohei Ohtani, in Los Angeles, there was no shortage of the game's best under the brightest lights.
According to ESPN’s Jeff Passan, the Atlanta Braves have signed shortstop Ha-Seong Kim to a one-year pact worth $20 million. Kim opted out of his player option with the Braves earlier in the offseason, which would have paid him $16 million.
The Braves are bringing back Ha-Seong Kim on a one-year, $20MM contract, per a club announcement. The team designated right-hander Osvaldo Bido for assignment to open the necessary 40-man roster spot.
The Atlanta Braves are heading into the 2026 season with optimism about returning to playoff contention after a disappointing 2025 campaign. While Atlanta still boasts a strong core of superstar talent, catcher Drake Baldwin emerged last year as one of the team’s most underrated contributors.
For those looking to attend opening day for the Atlanta Braves, you're going to need to adjust your calendar. The team announced that the opener against the Kansas City Royals has been moved back one day to Friday, March 27.
America's favorite pastime has more memorable performances than any sport. As such, figuring out which pitchers had the best seasons ever is no easy task.
The Braves have filled many of their holes already this offseason. The bullpen was a disaster entering the winter, but by re-signing Raisel Iglesias and acquiring Robert Suarez, it now looks like a strength moving forward, and Anthopoulos might not be done adding to it.
Immediately after the MLB Winter Meetings, the Braves made their two most significant acquisitions of the offseason, inking a two-year deal with Mike Yastrzemski and a three-year contract with former Padres closer Robert Suarez.
Based on a recent interview on MLB Network Radio, Braves GM Alex Anthopoulos appears to be placing a heavier emphasis on upgrading the shortstop position than adding a proven starting pitcher to the rotation.
As the Atlanta Braves continue to look for improvements to their roster, they might have to accept that it won’t be a top option over in Arlington, Texas.
Two major signings during the offseason have anchored the Atlanta Braves' bullpen for 2026. They have their closer and their setup man ready to go. All-Stars back-to-back should help build some confidence in the team’s ability to put the dagger in to seal the deal. However, that’s just two guys.
The Atlanta Braves have locked down two free agents. One bolstered the bullpen while the other diversified their options on the offense. Now, from what we’re hearing, the attention has turned to fortifying the rotation. We are gaining an idea of who the Braves are targeting on the starting pitching market.
One of the more complicated storylines we witnessed during the 2025 Atlanta Braves season is the debut of prospect starter Didier Fuentes. Before this year, most were unfamiliar with him entirely.
The Atlanta Braves are checking things off their offseason to-do list one at a time. Impact reliever? Check. Another bat? Got that too. That leaves a starting pitcher and maybe a shortstop, depending on whether you count Mauricio Dubón.
The Atlanta Braves are trying to rebuild after a very disappointing 2025 season. While the Braves have been mentioned to want pitching this offseason, a new report sheds light on Atlanta’s search for hitting.
Amidst a disappointing season, former Atlanta Braves manager Brian Snitker shook up the batting order throughout the season, but following his retirement, things may return to what Braves fans were formerly used to.
The White Sox announced that they have claimed left-hander Ryan Rolison off waivers from the Braves. Atlanta designated him for assignment this week as the corresponding move for their signing of right-hander Robert Suarez.
The Atlanta Braves have undergone a lot of change after missing out on the postseason in 2025, yet there is plenty of reason for optimism heading into next year as they aim to return to the MLB playoffs.
The Braves announced today that left-hander Ryan Rolison has been designated for assignment. That’s the corresponding 40-man roster move for the club’s signing of right-hander Robert Suarez.
The Atlanta Braves are turning to a fellow with a famous last name. Atlanta has agreed to a deal with free agent outfielder Mike Yastrzemski, Robert Murray of FanSided reported on Wednesday.
For all of the talk this offseason about what changes might be coming to the Braves lineup in 2026, it's possible that one name could return in what many might consider to be a surprising move.