Unless something changes drastically in the final days leading up to the trade deadline, the Braves’ plan appears to be pretty clear. Atlanta is going to ship off their spare parts, like Marcell Ozuna, Raisel Iglesias, and perhaps even Pierce Johnson.
The Atlanta Braves have been a disaster so far in the 2025 MLB season, currently sitting at 15 games below the .500 mark ahead of Sunday’s series finale vs the Texas Rangers.
Second baseman Ozzie Albies is in his ninth season for Atlanta Braves after making his MLB debut in 2017. Albies has enjoyed an exceptional career in Atlanta, earning three All-Star selections, two Silver Slugger awards and leading the National League in hits in 2019.
29 active players knocked in 100 or more runs in a season more than once. How many of the 29 can you name in five minutes?
With Ozzie Albies heating up, he has been moved up to fifth in the order The Atlanta Braves will be taking on the San Francisco Giants in a three-game series hoping to get a win streak going.
This week’s award is split between two of the Braves’ longest tenured players. Call it a cop-out. With this week’s regular season schedule for the Atlanta
Saturday night was yet another kick in the gut for the Braves and their fans as they squandered a five-run lead over the final four innings. It was a perfect microcosm of the season through the first four months and a reminder that there is no miracle around the corner.
It’s been a rough 2025 season thus far for the Atlanta Braves, who currently sit 11 games under the .500 mark after recently blowing a huge lead at home vs the New York Yankees.
A link between the Los Angeles Angels and an All-Star infielder has emerged ahead of the MLB trade deadline. Despite a pessimistic offseason prediction, the Angels find themselves in the hunt for a playoff spot, albeit a Wild Card berth.
The Atlanta Braves have their work cut out for them to get back into the 2025 playoff race. Despite a series win against the St. Louis Cardinals, the Braves sit 12.5 games back in the National League East standings.
At 40-52, 10 games out of a playoff spot, and crippled by injuries — the Atlanta Braves’ season is over. Their streak of seven straight postseason appearances will come to an end, and all the focus should be on figuring out what needs to be done to get back to the standard in 2026.
Alex Anthopoulos didn’t hesitate a few weeks ago when talking about the Braves potentially selling at the trade deadline, especially when it comes to players under contract for multiple years.
A losing skid has followed every single hot streak the Atlanta Braves have mustered together this season. As a result, the Braves sit nine games below the .500 mark and are in fourth place of the National League East with the July 4 holiday now in the rear view mirror.
On Tuesday, we learned that San Diego Padres' standout Xander Bogaerts will be playing for the Netherlands at the 2026 World Baseball Classic. The question is, will Boston Red Sox' outfielder Ceddanne Rafaela and Atlanta Braves' infielder Ozzie Albies be joining him?
There are so many different reasons why the Braves have disappointed this season, but one of the biggest factors is underperforming stars, and the two that fit that bill to a tee are Michael Harris II and Ozzie Albies.
The Braves have several major decisions to make this offseason, and one of them surrounds Ozzie Albies. The three-time All-Star has $7 million club options for both the 2026 and 2027 campaigns, but for the first time in his career, it isn’t a no-brainer for the Braves to pick them up.
At this point, it almost feels unexplainable. Yes, the Braves have more flaws than in years past. Nick Allen is an offensive zero. The situation in left field is hardly better.
The news was a big deal and even drew a reaction from right fielder Ronald Acuna Jr.
The Atlanta Braves dropped a tough 2-1 decision to the San Diego Padres on Friday night, wasting a home run from Ronald Acuna Jr. in his return to the lineup. It's not just the fact they lost that is tough, but it's the way they lost in the ninth inning.
After an injury-riddled season in 2024, Atlanta Braves second baseman Ozzie Albies seems ready to erupt in 2025.
The Atlanta Braves were around the middle of the pack in terms of games lost due to injury in 2024. However, they were one of the hardest hit teams when it came to their top players spending time on the injured list.
Second baseman Ozzie Albies is returning to the Atlanta Braves on Friday after missing two months due to injury, but he is doing it with a twist.
The Atlanta Braves are fighting for the postseason and will be getting a huge bat back in the lineup to aid that cause.
The Braves have been without second baseman Ozzie Albies for nearly two months now due to a fractured left wrist. Is he nearing a return as the Braves look to secure a playoff spot?
The Atlanta Braves are now down both their No. 1 and their No. 2 hitters.
The Atlanta Braves just can't catch a break this summer.
The Braves announced Friday that they’ve reinstated Ozzie Albies from the 10-day injured list.
Albies was hit on the toe by a pitch in the second inning of Monday night’s game against the Astros. He stayed in the game and played the rest of it, but it appears that some post-game testing revealed a fracture.
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