The Atlanta Braves stay busy ahead of the trade deadline. They have traded outfielder Eli White to the Boston Red Sox in exchange for right-handed pitching prospect Tyler Uberstine.
A disastrous and lethargic trade deadline has come and gone for the Atlanta Braves. It’s time for everyone’s favorite: trade grades. A note on trade grades: there’s no perfect formula here.
Catcher Joey Bart was traded for the second time in six weeks on Monday, with the Atlanta Braves sending him to the Chicago White Sox an hour before the trade deadline, multiple outlets reported.
According to Mark Feinsand, the Braves are trading Eli White to the Red Sox for Tyler Uberstine. White has been a solid bench piece in Atlanta over the last four seasons, primarily offering speed and defense.
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With an hour to the trade deadline, the Braves are selling! As Jeff Passan reports they have dealt Joey Bart to the White Sox. Jon Heyman adds the Braves are getting back Duncan Davitt in return.
The Atlanta Braves acquired Joey Bart just over a month ago when Sean Murphy went down with an injury. Now, with Murphy healthy and ready to return, Bart has been traded for the second time this season and goes from one first-place team to another.
The White Sox have landed catcher Joey Bart from the Braves, ESPN’s Jeff Passan reports. MLB.com’s Mark Feinsand writes that right-hander Duncan Davitt (who designated for assignment earlier today) is headed to Atlanta in exchange.
It is getting uncomfortably close to the trade deadline, and the Braves have really yet to upgrade their roster. They do appear to be continuing to monitor the top of the starting pitching market, though, with Mark Feinsand reporting they are showing interest in Clay Holmes.
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The Atlanta Braves are exploring another rotation upgrade ahead of Monday's MLB trade deadline, with veteran ace Jacob deGrom emerging as a potential target.
The Atlanta Braves have been looking for ways to improve their team over the last few weeks as the MLB trade deadline approaches on Monday evening. The Braves recently swung a deal with the San Francisco Giants for pitcher Tyler Mahle, in addition to other transactions.
Four hours until the trade deadline, and the Braves have yet to add a substantial piece to their rotation. There’s still some time to make that happen before today goes down as an absolute disaster, with Atlanta reportedly having eyes on Jacob deGrom.
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A team can never have enough pitching depth, and that is especially true when said team is the Atlanta Braves. Injuries frequently hamper the National League East squad, so it is no surprise that president of baseball operations Alex Anthopoulos has made it a priority to acquire a couple of arms before Monday evening’s MLB trade deadline.
According to Jeff Passan, the Braves are acquiring Brent Suter in a trade with the Los Angeles Angels, with Nacho Alvarez going back in the deal. Suter is a 36-year-old veteran who’s been in the league for 11 years and owns a 3.62 ERA for his career.
10:57am: The teams announced the trade. 10:30am: The Braves are set to acquire veteran left-handed reliever Brent Suter from the Angels in exchange for infielder Nacho Alvarez Jr., reports ESPN’s Jeff Passan.
The Atlanta Braves entered Monday with a 6 1/2 game lead in the National League East. Despite the comfortable lead, Atlanta has area of needs, and it met one of those on Monday in a trade with the Los Angeles Angels.
We are getting close to put up or shut up time for Braves general manager Alex Anthopoulos. Less than seven hours remain until the trade deadline, and he hasn’t done nearly enough for this roster to be considered championship caliber, with the only notable additions being Lane Thomas and Tyler Mahle.
The Atlanta Braves have a new face in the lineup down the stretch of the season. Outfielder Lane Thomas is scheduled to report to the team on Monday after being traded to them by the Kansas City Royals over the weekend.
The Atlanta Braves further strengthened their pitching unit after trading for Tyler Mahle on Sunday. In exchange, the Braves sent Anthony Molina to the San Francisco Giants.
As the MLB Trade Deadline approaches, every fan wants to know what their team will do (or at least to what extent). The Braves are obviously buyers because they are in first place and know that their roster is not quite good enough to win a World Series with its present construction.
To bolster their pitching staff for the playoffs, the Atlanta Braves are bringing in a veteran reliever and shipping out a project to do so.
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