The Atlanta Braves have a goal in mind for bolstering their team for the 2026 season. General manager Alex Anthopoulos, via FanSided's Robert Murray, has established clear priorities for positions of need.
After missing the playoffs for the first time in 2018, the Atlanta Braves are entering the offseason looking to turn things around. After their latest injury update, the Braves will be entering hot stove season with some extra momentum.
The Braves’ laundry list of needs has only grown this offseason following their decision to decline the options on Tyler Kinley and Pierce Johnson. Atlanta now needs at least two or three high-leverage relievers, including a closer, as well as a shortstop, a starting pitcher, and another bat to replace Marcell Ozuna.
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On Tuesday, the Braves finalized their 10 member coaching staff to surround new manager Walt Weiss, featuring eight new faces and two coaches returning — hitting coach Tim Hyers and major league coach Eddie Perez.
The 2025 season was a make-or-break year for Toronto Blue Jays shortstop Bo Bichette. Bichette struggled through an injury-ravaged 2024 campaign, posting a .225/.277/.322 batting line over 336 plate appearances, hitting four homers and 16 doubles.
With Drake Baldwin winning the NL Rookie of the Year award last night, another really intriguing wrinkle has been added to the Braves offseason. Because
How many of the players to be named National League Rookie of the Year since the award was given to a player in both the American and National League can you name in 10 minutes?
The Atlanta Braves have announced their finalized coaching staff for the 2026 season. Manager Walt Weiss will lead a staff of 10 coaches, eight of whom are new.
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 Atlanta Braves, like most organizations, have long avoided handing out mega contracts to superstar players because of the inherent risks that come with committing to a player for 10 or more years.
The Atlanta Braves are expected to increase payroll this offseason, so the big predictions are starting to come in. USA Today released a series of predictions for where top free agents would land over the winter.
Last night, 21 out of 30 voters made the right choice, resulting in Drake Baldwin being named the National League Rookie of the Year. The odds to win the NL Rookie of the Year award seemed to swing in a different direction with each passing week over the final couple of months of the season.
The Atlanta Braves have produced their share of rising stars over the years, and catcher Drake Baldwin just became the latest to join that list. After narrowly defeating Chicago Cubs rookie Cade Horton for the NL Rookie of the Year award, Baldwin’s response to the honor showed the same poise that defined his debut season.
When Atlanta Braves catcher Drake Baldwin was announced as the National League's Rookie of the Year on Monday, he solidified his historic 2025 season as a special one for the franchise.
The Atlanta Braves are set to make another addition to Walt Weiss's coaching staff. According to The Athletic's Dan Hayes, they are bringing on Tommy Watkins.
Atlanta Braves catcher Drake Baldwin is the 2025 National League Rookie of the Year, the Baseball Writers Association of America announced. Cade Horton of the Chicago Cubs and Caleb Durbin of the Milwaukee Brewers finished second and third in the voting, respectively.
Walt Weiss has put together a really nice staff thus far since being named manager of the Braves, and it looks like he’s found another member of the new staff.
The Atlanta Braves had a disappointing season, and they’d probably tell you the same thing. They came into the year with a lot of expectations, and they had the talent to be among the top teams in the league.
The Atlanta Braves endured a disappointing season in 2025, finishing with a 76–86 record and placing fourth in the NL East. Atlanta missed the MLB playoffs for the first time since 2017.
After a disappointing 2025 season marked by injuries and inconsistency, the Atlanta Braves missed the playoffs for the first time in several years, highlighting clear roster deficiencies.