The National League has a lot more teams that are falling out of contention than the American League, which is why I’m starting with the NL. AL is up next. With Kyle Wright and Max Fried on the injured list for what could be a while, the Braves may have to make some additions to
The Hawks improved under Quin Snyder, and they showed some real fight in the playoffs, which a lot of people didn’t expect. McMillan got a lot out of the Hawks when he first took over, helping them get to the Eastern Conference Finals. However, things went sour, and he didn’t make it to the end
The Braves are likely to be very active during this year’s trade deadline and the summer months leading up to it. A couple of teams are potentially punting on the season, and a few names on this list from The Athletic make sense for the Braves. Most front offices want to give their teams until
Unlike in years past, the Falcons have a full roster of competent players, and they’re going to have to make some tough cuts. There are a few players — some drafted by this regime — that could be let go. Today, I’m going to focus on the defense; and there are plenty of guys on
The Braves have had their farm system stripped to the studs via trades, promotions, and some guys just not panning out. That’s what happens to good teams, but part of the reason the Braves have stayed successful is because of their development. That development is starting to shine early in 2023 with two guys —
The Braves are getting some reinforcements, as closer Raisel Iglesias looks to make his long-awaited 2023 debut. Ehire Adrianza is scheduled to hit the injury list, and top prospect Braden Shewmake is set to make his MLB debut: The #Braves today returned RHP Raisel Iglesias from his rehabilitation assignment and reinstated him from the injured
The Braves are off to a great start, and the team they were often compared to years ago on the Southside of Chicago are having a nightmare of a season. The White Sox may be looking to hit the reset button, and the Braves are probably going to be buyers at the trade deadline. With
Unlike in years past, the Falcons have a full roster of competent players, and they’re going to have to make some tough cuts. There are still some guys they could bring in, they have plenty of undrafted free agents, camp invites, XFL guys, cuts, etc. There are a few players — some drafted by this
Bleacher Report trade hypotheticals can be hit-or-miss, but this one seems to be pretty feasible and is based on an idea that has been floated around before. Of course, it includes John Collins, who is involved in every trade rumor under the sun — most recently linked to the Brooklyn Nets. This hypothetical swap revolves around
The Falcons had a pretty solid draft, and I gave them some favorable marks in my way-too-early draft grades. I didn’t expect Atlanta to be as active with undrafted free agents as they have in the past, mostly because they had the salary cap room to actually fill out the roster. In the two previous
