The Atlanta Braves made one of the easiest decisions this offseason, exercising their club option on left-handed ace Chris Sale for the 2026 season. The move keeps the 36-year-old Cy Young winner in Atlanta for $18 million, a bargain price for a pitcher of his caliber.
The Atlanta Braves are exercising the $18 million team option in Chris Sale's contract to keep the left-hander in the fold for 2026. Sale was 7-5 with a 2.58 ERA in 2025 but spent 10 weeks on the injured list with a fractured ribcage.
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As far as coaches go, two of the most beloved figures in recent Atlanta Braves history are Ron Washington and Eric Young Sr. — both of whom left for Los Angeles a couple of years ago when Washington was named manager of the Angels.
With Raisel Iglesias testing free agency, one of the Braves’ non-negotiables this offseason is finding a closer. That could still mean bringing Iglesias back.
The Atlanta Braves have another option on the free-agent market. In a surprise decision, the Chicago Cubs and starting pitcher Shota Imanaga both opted to reject options on his contract.
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.
With a 2026 payroll already nearing $200 million before a single move has been made, there’s understandable anxiety surrounding what the Braves will actually be able to accomplish this offseason.
A landmark event on the baseball offseason calendar is the voting for the Hall of Fame. Two Atlanta Braves legends have a shot to get in: Dale Muprhy and Andruw Jones.
If you polled a group of fans on social media, a large portion would likely describe the Atlanta Braves as a cheap organization, especially after this past year.
After a month of waiting to hear who the Atlanta Braves manager would be, they chose to hire from within. Walt Weiss, a longtime speculative candidate, won the job.
On Tuesday, Alex Anthopoulos confirmed in an interview with 92.9 The Game that the Braves will be exercising Ozzie Albies’ $7 million club option for the 2026 season.
The Atlanta Braves made headlines across Major League Baseball as Walt Weiss officially took over managerial duties, succeeding longtime manager Brian Snitker.
The Braves made the somewhat controversial decision on Monday not to bring in an external voice as their next manager, opting instead to promote from within by naming bench coach Walt Weiss to the position.
According to Jon Heyman, the Kansas City Royals are placing former Braves 21-game winner Kyle Wright on outright waivers. Wright was the fifth overall pick by the Braves in the 2017 MLB Draft, making his big-league debut the following year.
The Atlanta Braves are back to work on setting up the roster for the 2026 season. They announced Tuesday afternoon that right-hander Nathan Wiles has been released. Wiles spent most of his season in the minor leagues after being acquired from the Tampa Bay Rays.
The Atlanta Braves just pulled off the baseball equivalent of promoting your favorite assistant manager to run the whole store. Will this move end up working out?
Middle infielder Ha-Seong Kim is opting out of his deal with the Braves, reports Jon Heyman of The New York Post. He passes on a $16MM salary to return to the open market.