The Atlanta Braves have effectively declared war on the rest of the NL East after sweeping the Philadelphia Phillies over the weekend.
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Let’s take a look at the Bryce Elder blueprint and how he has found a way to look even sharper than his 2023 All-Star version, with a nastier edge.
The Bryce Elder Blueprint: How the Braves’ Sinkerballer Found a New Gear in 2026 Read More »
After last night’s gutsy 6-5 win over the Marlins, it’s starting to look like the Jurickson Profar suspension might actually be a blessing in disguise.
Was the Jurickson Profar Suspension a Blessing in Disguise for the Braves? Read More »
The Atlanta Braves have the best ERA in the majors early on. Here are five reasons the Braves rotation is succeeding despite major injuries.
5 Reasons the Braves Rotation is Succeeding Despite Major Injuries Read More »
Several issues has sparked concern among fans. Here are four major concerns for the Atlanta Braves during their three-game losing streak.
4 Major Concerns for the Atlanta Braves During a Rough Three-Game Skid Read More »
The Atlanta Braves O/U is set at 87.5 and there are some sneaky, and not-so-sneaky, reasons to think the under is the move for 2026.
2026 Atlanta Braves O/U: Why the Braves Will Go Under Read More »
Are the Braves’ scorching bats in spring a sign of things to come for the 2026 season, or is this just a March mirage?
Are the Braves’ Scorching Bats in Spring a Sign of Things to Come in 2026? Read More »
There is always fear that a young player will crash into the dreaded sophomore slump, but Drake Baldwin isn’t your average young player.
The No Sophomore Slump Club: Why Drake Baldwin is Poised for a Massive Year 2 Read More »
The Jurickson Profar suspension has put the Braves in a tough spot. Let’s break down what this shocking development means for Atlanta.
What the Jurickson Profar Suspension Means for the Braves’ 2026 Season Read More »
The top of the 2026 NL East will likely be a tight three-horse race between the Philadelphia Phillies, Atlanta Braves, and New York Mets.
2026 NL East: Why It’s Still a Three-Horse Race Read More »
