Offseason signings can often raise more questions than answers, and such is the case with the N.L. East champion Atlanta Braves.
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The Atlanta Braves have a boatload of young talent on the rise, but none have made a splash this season like the team's phenom outfielder.
After getting swept at home by the Rockies, Atlanta started a road trip in search of a win to get back on track and stay in control of the N.L. East.
When making a list of Atlanta Braves greats, a lot of names come to mind, but there's one former fan favorite who has been lost to time.
Looking to keep hold of the first place spot in the National League East, the Braves looked to take advantage of a rebuilding Marlins team Monday.
A routine procedure during the 2016 offseason led to a medical emergency and an abrupt end to a young pitcher's big league career. But maybe not forever.
This season, Topps and Beckett have teamed up for "30 Teams in 30 Weeks," a ranking of current MLB franchises and the top players - by position - for each.
With Atlanta's go-to closer dealing with a throwing arm injury, the Braves have gotten a solid effort out of the next man up.
Another Braves slugger will achieve baseball immortality Sunday, but for kids of the 70s and 80s, inductions can be hard to enjoy knowing who is still left out.
The Braves looked to get back on track in Miami Monday night. Hot bats and a solid start from Sean Newcomb did just that.
It took extra innings, but the surging Atlanta Braves asserted themselves as a force to contend with by beating the Yankees Monday night.