Every general manager has deals — whether by trade or in free agency — he’d love to have back. Alex Anthopoulos has been calling the shots in Atlanta for a decade, and while he’s done far more good than bad, a few warts on the résumé are inevitable when you’ve been around that long.
Obviously, the looming MLB lockout is going to have a massive impact on how teams approach free agency. If a salary cap gets implemented, there’s a real chance the Braves won’t have much money to spend at all.
The Atlanta Braves lost to the Los Angeles Dodgers in the NLDS, being eliminated in the MLB Playoffs in four games. The Braves now prepare for the offseason after an early exit.
After eight months of nonstop discussion about the Braves’ pitching — or lack thereof — it was the bats that ultimately cost Atlanta a shot at the NLCS.
Sticking with the rotation since there isn’t really much else to discuss… Didier Fuentes may or may not be ticketed for the rotation in 2027, assuming there is a 2027 season.
Once again, the Braves are entering an offseason where many questions need to be answered. And unfortunately, many of those questions will be focused on how reliable talents already with the Braves will be moving forward.
While it wasn’t their downfall in the end, the starting rotation has been a constant thorn in the Atlanta Braves’ side for multiple seasons now. For 2026, it was no different. As the page turns to 2027, it’s to see how it shakes up.
Until the Braves make clear otherwise, it's safe to assume that Ronald Acuña Jr. and Michael Harris II will be back in the Braves' outfield next season.
The Atlanta Braves season came to an end prematurely in the NLDS against the Los Angeles Dodgers, losing in four games with the main storyline being Atlanta’s stars failing to come through on the biggest stage.
The Atlanta Braves have too much talent to keep watching their seasons end before they can make another serious run at a World Series championship. After falling to the Los Angeles Dodgers in the National League Division Series, Atlanta must figure out how to turn a talented roster into a team capable of surviving October.
Ever since the Braves won the World Series in 2021, two positions have been a persistent thorn in their side — shortstop and left field. And heading into the 2027 offseason, both are once again at the top of Alex Anthopoulos’ to-do list.
The Braves enter the offseason with far more questions than answers about their roster. Is it finally time to shake up this core and move one of their big pieces?
Unlike the Braves’ free agent list, which runs long, Atlanta doesn’t have many critical calls to make on club options. Only two are up this year, and neither is a difficult decision.
The Braves’ failure to add a real game-changing starter at the trade deadline was one of the hottest storylines of the entire season. They were reportedly in on Tarik Skubal, but per Ken Rosenthal, they never got close before he was shipped to the Dodgers — the very team that would go on to end Atlanta’s season.
There were plenty of encouraging developments for the Braves’ pitching staff this year — but also a few supremely disappointing ones, almost all of them driven by injuries.
The NL East champion Braves saw their season ended on Wednesday when the Dodgers eliminated Atlanta from the NLDS in four games. The team’s wrap-up press
The Braves were one of the teams looking to acquire Tarik Skubal from the Tigers at the trade deadline, with The Athletic’s Ken Rosenthal writing a few
The Braves have selected left-hander Danny Young from Triple-A Gwinnett, 680 The Fan reports. In a corresponding move, the club designated infielder Luke Williams for assignment.
Mahle had a surprisingly strong run after being acquired by the Atlanta Braves at the 2026 MLB trade deadline. If he has his way, his time in Atlanta will continue beyond this year.
Atlanta Braves outfielder Ronald Acuna Jr. made a cryptic change to his social media account after his team’s elimination from the MLB postseason. Acuna changed his Instagram profile picture to a black circle that read “desconectado,” which is Spanish for “disconnected.” In addition, he scrubbed the profile of all Braves-related content.
On their way to a third consecutive National League Championship Series appearance, the Los Angeles Dodgers controlled the Atlanta Braves at the most critical times.
Ronald Acuña Jr. is going home and going home with some backlash at that. The Atlanta Braves star Acuña has partnered with online prediction market Kalshi, Andrew Baggarly of The Athletic reported on Wednesday.
You do not need to be a baseball savant to know at the start of each season that the Los Angeles Dodgers are going to be a factor in the playoffs. It is like clockwork.
The Major League Baseball postseason is well underway and there have already been plenty of standout performances. Harris II's performance has arguably been the best.