It always felt unlikely that the Braves would re-sign Marcell Ozuna this offseason, and Alex Anthopoulos all but confirmed that with his recent comments at the MLB Winter Meetings.
Thanks to Drake Baldwin, who was recently named the National League Rookie of the Year, the Braves were awarded an extra first-round pick — slotted at 26th overall.
The MLB offseason is crawling along at its usual snail’s pace, but the hope is that the upcoming Winter Meetings — running from December 7th–10th — will finally jolt things to life in both free agency and the trade market.
We’ve officially entered the most pivotal offseason of the Alex Anthopoulos era. It’s clear the Atlanta Braves’ front office understands exactly how much pressure is on them.
The stars were out in full force during the 2025 World Series. From Max Scherzer in Toronto to Freddie Freeman, Mookie Betts, and of course, Shohei Ohtani, in Los Angeles, there was no shortage of the game's best under the brightest lights.
Braves president of baseball operations Alex Anthopoulos met with reporters on Wednesday after the team acquired Mauricio Dubón from the Astros for Nick Allen.
Alex Anthopoulos has acknowledged the Braves absolutely must upgrade the shortstop position this offseason. As good as Nick Allen was defensively, he might be the worst offensive player in baseball.
Nobody loves a good buy-low situation more than Braves general manager Alex Anthopoulos. We’ve seen it time and time again this time of year — mostly in free agency but also through trades.
Thursday night, Ronald Acuña Jr. was named the National League Comeback Player of the Year after returning from a second torn ACL surgery and hitting .290 with 21 homers and a .935 OPS over just 95 games.
This offseason is shaping up to be one of the most compelling in recent memory for the Braves. At the GM Meetings this week, Alex Anthopoulos confirmed that the team’s priorities include starting pitching, a shortstop, and multiple relievers — but the needs don’t stop there.
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.
At the GM meetings in Las Vegas, Alex Anthopoulos provided a couple of updates on some injured Braves. On the positive side of things, Spencer Schwellenbach — who missed the final few months of the season with a fractured elbow — is pain free.
The MLB GM Meetings are taking place this week in Las Vegas, and Alex Anthopoulos sat down with several media members to discuss the Braves’ offseason priorities.
Once again, Braves Chairman Terry McGuirk is spouting off about the team’s desire to boast a top-five payroll in baseball, hinting at a potentially aggressive offseason.
With free agency underway, the Braves really don’t have much of a choice but to be incredibly active, especially after Thursday’s moves in which they declined the options on both Pierce Johnson and Tyler Kinley.
It’s been an unexpectedly disappointing 12 months for Braves fans. After entering the season with the second-best odds to win the World Series, Atlanta missed the postseason for the first time since 2017.
If you’ve followed the Braves long enough, you know they love a good buy-low free-agent target. Since Alex Anthopoulos took over as general manager, the Braves have rarely shopped in the more expensive aisles.
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.
With the World Series concluded, all eyes are on Danny Lehmann — the seemingly most popular candidate to become the Atlanta Braves’ next manager. However, Braves beat writer Mark Bowman is reporting that John Gibbons shouldn’t be completely ruled out, despite his earlier indications to the contrary.
Atlanta president of baseball operations Alex Anthopoulos spoke to reporters (including David O’Brien of The Athletic) yesterday in an end-of-season press conference and covered a variety of topics.
The speculation for who could be the next Atlanta Braves manager has begun, but there is no confirmation for who could be a more realistic candidate than others.
Another potential manager candidate for the Atlanta Braves has hit the market. According to multiple notable sources, the New York Mets have parted ways