Braves management has big decisions to make as outfield questions remain. Story by The Steakhouse • 32m. T hings are going better for the Braves since the team’s infamous 0-7 start, ...

The Atlanta Braves are 6 1/2 games out of a wild card spot in the National League, entering play on Wednesday. However, they ...

Braves chairman Terry McGuirk opened ... further empower our Atlanta-based management team to lead this organization and make decisions that we believe will create value for our shareholders ...

Braves Have Another Shortstop Option Emerging as Injuries and Playing Time Decisions Mount originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Could a former Clemson standout and one of Atlanta’s top ...

Harris has a concerning .237/.265/.343 slash line so far this year, which marks lows across the board for his four-year career with the Braves. Despite his stellar defense and emergence as one of the ...

The Atlanta Braves face a critical decision as the window to retain star pitcher Max Fried rapidly closes with free agency looming. Despite a stellar track record and a deep bond with the team ...

As Spring Training concludes, the Braves management is making calculated decisions to ensure the team is well-rounded and prepared for the challenges of the upcoming season.

ATLANTA — For reasons of business, logistics and perhaps gamesmanship, the Braves did not want to shift ... Images The league had a much easier decision in moving the start time of Tuesday ...

The Braves will replace both hitting coaches but not Fasano, ... After several days of management meetings, the decision was made to fire the hitting coaches and Fasano and all three were notified ...

I don’t know what Braves manager Brian Snitker was thinking Wednesday night. Starting Bryce Elder against the Phillies in Game 3 of the NLDS could be rationalized, given there were no great options.

Braves Have Another Shortstop Option Emerging as Injuries and Playing Time Decisions Mount Nacho Alvarez Jr.’s return from injury gives the Braves another option at shortstop—and former ...