After a historic first half of the season, the Braves have hit a skid to start the second half, dropping seven of eleven games and losing three out of four series. It’s been frustrating in all aspects. The offense, which has been historic in so many aspects, has hit a lull. The starting pitching has
The Falcons will look a lot different on both sides of the ball in 2023. Desmond Ridder will be calling the shots on offense. He’s the key to how far this team will go, but he’ll have no shortage of weapons around him. Bijan Robinson and Jonnu Smith have been added to the skill position
The Angels GM is getting a lot of praise this afternoon for deciding to stick with Ohtani and going for it. It sounds nice now, but when the Angels fail to make the playoffs and Ohtani walks for nothing, it will be a disaster, especially since the team is giving up what’s left of their
If the Braves have a need, it lies with the pitching staff. Despite it being one of the better overall units in the league this season, there’s always room for improvement, and the Braves have the opportunity to make themselves as unbeatable as possible before the trade deadline. Given the current state of the farm
Trades are starting to come in droves as the deadline approaches, and the first significant domino fell last night when the Angels traded a couple of their top prospects for Lucas Giolito and Reynaldo Lopez. It was a substantial haul for the White Sox for a middle of the rotation rental and an above average
Yesterday was a promising one for hopeful Angels fans. Sitting four games back in the Wild Card race, they shut down all calls for Shohei Ohtani and proceeded to pull off a significant trade for Lucas Giolito and Reynaldo Lopez of the White Sox. However, the price tag for those two players was nothing to
Many people say starting pitching is the #1 need for the Braves at the trade deadline. I wouldn’t disagree, but I also think it’s unlikely Alex Anthopoulos makes a big move for rotation help over the next week. It’s not his MO, at least from previous trade deadlines. Anthopoulos is all about value, and finding
The Hawks have been relatively quiet this offseason. They’ve added a couple of veterans for depth and locker room purposes, but their best move didn’t come through free agency or via trade. It was extending one of their own, when Dejounte Murray inked a team-friendly four-year, $120 million contract with the Hawks. However, for that
The Falcons arrived at training camp this week, which means football is around the corner. We’ve almost made it to the best time of the year, and Arthur Smith has a new look going into the new season, which looks eerily similar to everyone’s favorite soccer coach, Ted Lasso. Looks like Falcons HC Arthur Smith
Earlier in the week, Braves fans received some heart-warming news. According to Sean McAdam of MassLive.com, there’s apparently some interest from Alex Anthopoulos in a reunion with Adam Duvall in Atlanta. On the surface, it makes a lot of sense. Duvall is a powerful right-handed bat that can play much better defense in left field
