Atlanta Braves news and notes from Saturday The Braves’ prospects fell to the Red Sox, as expected, but Spring Breakout did provide the opportunity for a few of Atlanta’s prospects to show a glimmer of promise.
Charlie Morton allowed homers to two lefties in five innings of work and the offense was soporific. The saga of Charlie Morton and left-handed batters
The Atlanta Braves are giving you an interesting contrast in today's doubleheader. With the first game being the 'Spring Breakout' prospect game (streaming
NORTH PORT, Fl. - The Atlanta Braves are seeing everything come together. Just hours after getting news about the health of star outfielder Ronald Acuña
Now that the Atlanta Braves can breathe a sigh of relief about the knee injury to Ronald Acuña Jr. not jeopardizing his availability for Opening Day, the
The Atlanta Braves are watching what few position battles they have play out in real time, as bench options are mashing and the candidates for the fifth
Charlie Morton threw a live BP session this week and will make his spring debut soon. Atlanta Braves starter Charlie Morton is expected to make his spring debut soon according to a report by the AJC’s Justin Toscano.
No news is good news early on in Spring Training for the Braves. As the Braves enter the first full week of Spring Camp before Spring Training games get going this weekend, the most positive news of all is that there is little news to report.
After being traded from the Boston Red Sox to the Atlanta Braves at the end of December, southpaw Chris Sale will spend longer in Georgia than he probably anticipated after signing a two-year, $38 million contract with the franchise earlier this month.
Atlanta Braves president of baseball operations Alex Anthopoulos, who just signed a much-deserved contract extension, has hit on a lot more of his gambles
Anthony Castrovince of MLB.com recently published an article highlighting his bold predictions for the MLB offseason, and I’ll give him some credit, most of them are indeed bold.
Reporting is coming out that the Atlanta Braves are planning on picking up the $20M club option for starting pitcher Charlie Morton for the 2024 season. Good.
The Braves are bringing back veteran right-hander Charlie Morton for another season in 2024, but the club is expected to decline its club option on veteran reliever Kirby Yates.
A critical domino that must fall before the Braves get active in free agency this winter is the decision surrounding Charlie Morton. Morton himself has to decide whether he plays another season, and the Braves then have to decide whether to pick up his $20 million option.
The Atlanta Braves placed right-hander Charlie Morton on the 15-day injured list on Sunday with inflammation in the index finger on his pitching hand. The move for Morton is retroactive to Saturday.
The Braves announced Sunday that veteran right-hander Charlie Morton had been placed on the 15-day injured list with right index finger inflammation. Fellow righty Allan Winans was called up in the corresponding move.
Charlie Morton left last night’s game following the first inning with a right index finger injury. X-rays were negative, which is promising, but he’ll undergo an MRI tomorrow to determine what’s next.
The rash of injuries to the starting rotation at this point in the season has to be a concern for the Braves.
Alarms went off across Braves Country when Charlie Morton did not return to the mound after tossing a scoreless first inning with what the Braves have announced as an injury to his right index finger.
Playoff races are heating up on the diamond and these three pitchers made significant contributions to their teams' results in August.
Shortly before the start of last offseason, the Braves checked off a key part of their winter checklist. Atlanta agreed to preemptively exercise a $20M option on Charlie Morton at the end of September.
What better way to send us into the weekend than to cash a juicy price on a home run prop? YB's Jack Dougherty is here with his three favorite players to hit a dinger on Friday's MLB slate.
The Braves lost last night in frustrating fashion. It started out with an hour-and-half rain delay, and the weirdness continued when the umps botched a call that may have cost the Braves several runs.
Atlanta will send veteran right-hander Charlie Morton to the mound in search of a four-game sweep of the visiting Colorado Rockies on Sunday. Atlanta has won five in a row and 12 of its last 14.
Charlie Morton pitched six strong innings and Sean Murphy drove in four runs to lift the Atlanta Braves to a 9-3 win over the visiting Boston Red Sox on Tuesday in the opener of their two-game series.
Two pitchers with a history of success against the opposing team will face off when the Atlanta Braves host the Boston Red Sox on Tuesday in the opener of a two-game interleague series.
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