Chase Irle

Chase Irle

Founder and writer for SportsTalkATL.com. Graduate from LSU with an addiction to sports. If you are interested in writing, contributing in any way, or have any questions or comments email me at [email protected]
MLB: SEPTEMBER 19 Phillies at Braves

Ronald Acuña Jr. sweeps Players Choice Awards

The 2023 Players Choice awards were last night, and Ronald Acuña Jr. now has some new hardware for his trophy case, winning Player of the Year and Most Outstanding Player in the National League. In a couple of weeks, Acuña will also be able to add NL MVP to his resumé. There was some unexpected

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Braves lose reliever to free agency

The Braves announced a couple of roster moves yesterday. The most notable being Sam Hilliard, who was claimed by the Baltimore Orioles. They also outrighted Ben Heller and Andrew Velazquez to Gwinnett. The #Braves today outrighted RHP Ben Heller and INF Andrew Velazquez to Triple-A Gwinnett. Additionally, OF Sam Hilliard was claimed off waivers by

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MLB: OCT 09 NLDS Phillies at Braves

Braves open as gambling favorites to win World Series

It’s funny how quickly we go from one thing to the next in sports. The Rangers just defeated the Diamondbacks in Game 5 of the World Series, clinching their first title in franchise history. But not even 24 hours have passed, and gambling outlets have already released their World Series odds for 2024, with the

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MLB: OCT 10 NL Division Series Braves Practice

ESPN gives their offseason priorities for the Braves

Several contributors over at ESPN recently provided an offseason to-do list of sorts for the teams that were eliminated from playoff contention. Everyone is now chasing the Texas Rangers, who cruised to their franchise’s first World Series while going an unprecedented 11-0 on the road. As far as the biggest offseason priority, they see the Braves

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Falcons: Grady Jarrett has message following injury news

The Falcons received devastating news following Sunday’s contest. Grady Jarrett left the game with a leg injury, but he did head to the locker room on his power. Unfortunately, it was later revealed that he suffered a torn ACL and will miss the rest of the season. It’s heartbreaking in a number of ways. Jarrett

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Buy or Sell: Blockbuster Free Agents for the Braves (Part 2)

This continues a series evaluating the top MLB free agents this winter. I’ll be using Jim Bowden’s list of the top 40 free agents along with his contract predictions for reference. Based on his projections, I’ll determine whether the Braves should be interested. Important note: I do not necessarily agree with Bowden’s contract predictions. Some

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MLB: JUL 02 Marlins at Braves

Braves top ESPN’s early 2024 power rankings

The Rangers clinched their first World Series in franchise history following a 5-0 win over the Diamondbacks in Game 5, but it didn’t take but a couple of hours for ESPN to release their way too early power rankings for the 2024 season. Typically, the reigning World Series champions get the nod for the top

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Braves re-sign another critical bullpen arm

The Braves haven’t wasted much time in re-signing two critical bullpen arms before free agency even begins. Last week, Pierce Johnson inked a two-year deal to remain in Atlanta. This morning, it’s Joe Jimenez, who has signed a three-year contract with the Braves. #Braves Sign RHP Joe Jiménez: pic.twitter.com/pHtIbPtFVR — Atlanta Braves (@Braves) November 2,

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NFL: AUG 04 Atlanta Falcons Training Camp

Taylor Heinicke talks Desmond Ridder following QB change

For at least Week 9, the Falcons quarterback controversy has been put to rest. Arthur Smith announced earlier today that it will be the veteran Taylor Heinicke getting the start against the Vikings, but he left the door open for Desmond Ridder to potentially regain the starting job, stating several times during his press conference

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