After earning playoff berths in every season since 2018, the Braves failed to reach the postseason last year as their roster endured a range of injury problems. Franchise slugger Ronald Acuna Jr., ace pitcher Spencer Strider and reigning Cy Young Award winner Chris Sale all missed significant time with injuries.

Right fielder Ronald Acuna Jr. has already established himself as one of the most electrifying players in modern baseball, and as he prepares for his ninth season with the Atlanta Braves, his place among the game’s elite remains secure.

The Atlanta Braves still need a starting pitcher, and there are still some options on the market

The Atlanta Braves made a somewhat notable move in recent days. According to the team’s transaction log, they signed free agent Sean Reid-Foley to a minor league contract about a week ago. Reports indicate that there’s no invitation to major league camp,

The Braves, Orioles and Phillies all have big decisions to make after the Freddy Peralta trade. Meanwhile, the Mets offseason might be over.

The Milwaukee Brewers could look to land a haul of prospects in return for Freddy Peralta this

Atlanta re-signed Williams to a minor-league contract Jan. 18.

Atlanta Braves legendary center fielder Andruw Jones drew rare praise as Billy Wagner admitted he never found a formula to pitch him.

The Atlanta Braves have landed a highly-touted prospect from the Toronto Blue Jays system after he was released by a division rival.

Just Baseball's Jay Staph put together a huge trade package that would send Milwaukee Brewers ace Freddy Peralta to Atlanta in exchange for JR Ritchie, Alex Lodise, and Jhancarlos Lara.

Freddy Peralta is heading to the National League East, but he won't be in an Atlanta Braves uniform