Just how creative are the Boston Red Sox willing to get heading into the trade deadline and after the 2025 MLB draft? The Red Sox did an excellent job adding multiple high-leverage college arms, which is never a bad idea.
The Braves added an arm on July 17, as Dane Dunning comes to Atlanta via trade. Dunning, who played a key role for the Rangers two years ago, has been up & down this season between Triple-A and the Majors.
The Milwaukee Brewers could be eyeing a power bat as the trade deadline approaches. Whether it’s bringing in a big bat to take over designated hitter duties
Chris Sale is showing positive signs in his rehab from fractured ribs. According to MLB.com's Mark Bowman, Sale was seen playing catch on Tuesday. It's a small update, but it shows he's comfortable enough to start going through the motions to ramp back up.
It's crunch time for fantasy baseball managers as we head into the final two months of the regular season. These 25 players could make all the difference as pickups or acquisitions for fantasy rosters.
Major League Baseball is on a brief pause as the league descends on Atlanta for the All-Star Game on Tuesday night. While fans are locked in on the Midsummer
The Braves only have three All-Stars representing them in Atlanta this year, and one of them — Chris Sale — will not even be able to participate after suffering a fractured rib cage last month.
When the National League All-Star team takes the field on Tuesday night for the Midsummer Classic, Milwaukee Brewers starting pitcher Jacob Misiorowski will hear his name announced.
The Boston Red Sox would likely love to take back some of the trades they've made in recent years. From Mookie Betts to Rafael Devers to Chris Sale and others, the Red Sox haven't exactly done a great job on the trade front.
Despite the constant trade rumors surrounding multiple players, the Atlanta Braves have been rather adamant this past spring and summer that they will not be sellers.
The Atlanta Braves are close to full strength heading into the All-Star break. Chris Sale’s injury is one of the three that Braves manager Brian Snitker has in his starting rotation.
Success in Major League Baseball can be measured in many ways; namely, winning a World Series. As a player, it is truly special. Meanwhile, doing so in the capacity of manager is a significant accomplishment, considering the pressure to succeed.
That includes Chris Sale, who is still under contract for the Braves for the 2026 season. It’s extremely likely that the Atlanta Braves aren’t going to be one of the buyers for the upcoming Trade Deadline at the end of this month.
The Braves are closer to the bottom team in the National League than the Wild Card, and it’s fair to wonder what they’ll do at the trade deadline. Buying anything other than an asset that can help in future years would be malpractice, but they do have some pieces to sell.
The MLB All-Star lineups are set, and the rest of the rosters for both the NL and AL are getting finalized. The league recently announced the reserves, but some players are dealing with injuries.
Atlanta Braves first baseman Matt Olson and left-hander Chris Sale will join Ronald Acuña Jr. at the All-Star Game on home field. Sale earns his ninth All-Star selection overall, his second with the Braves.
The Atlanta Braves’ lineup has been the major point of on-field inconsistency this season. But now, their starting rotation will need to show that they can survive another injury.
It’s officially trade deadline month across Major League Baseball. On July 1, several small transactions took place. The Braves acquired Pirates reliever Hunter Stratton for a Minor League outfielder, while the Marlins are taking a shot at former high-end prospect Nick Nastrini.
The first-place Astros have maintained top status in the AL West amidst a slew of injuries. Namely, Houston’s been without Yordan Alvarez for nearly two full months after he hurt his hand in April.
The Braves have made a trade! Unfortunately, it’s not likely to have the kind of impact that’s going to change the season. However, the corresponding move — transferring Chris Sale to the 60-day IL — is one that just might be the straw that breaks the camel’s back.
One moment, Sale is having one of his most memorable nights in an Atlanta Braves uniform. The next moment, he's out for the foreseeable future with fractures in his ribs.
If it’s not one thing, it’s another with these Atlanta Braves. It feels like every ounce of momentum is derailed by something. The Braves are 5-0 over the last week against the Mets.
The Braves have suffered more devastating injuries over the last two seasons than any other club, and the trend continued last week, when it was announced Chris Sale suffered a fractured rib cage and would be heading to the 15-day IL.
The Atlanta Braves will be without reigning National League Cy Young Award winner Chris Sale for at least two weeks after the left-hander was placed on the 15-day injured list Saturday with a fractured left rib cage.
It’s a brutal blow for Atlanta to be dealt, particularly following a banner week that saw it sweep the then-division-leading Mets and get within five games of an NL wild-card spot.
Chris Sale showed on Wednesday that he is more than just a Cy Young pitcher. He can also show his athleticism in the field. Sale was attempting to pitch a complete game shutout in his Atlanta Braves’ 5-0 win over the visiting New York Mets at Truist Park in Atlanta, Ga.
The Chicago Cubs are reportedly expected to be one of the most aggressive teams in the market before the July 31 trade deadline. The Cubs have a significant need at the starting rotation and in the bullpen.