It’s almost comical what the Hawks have become. A few years ago, Travis Schlenk was pulling all of the right strings, leading the team to the Eastern Conference Finals. For the first time since Dominque Wilkins donned a Hawks uniform, there was hope around the organization that they might finally reach the pinnacle of the
The Braves are playing some of the best baseball I’ve ever seen, so there is absolutely nothing to complain about. But it’s also nice to see a couple of familiar faces in new threads performing much better than expected with their new team. Those players I’m talking about are Bryse Wilson and Julio Teheran, who both
The Braves are the best team in baseball right now, and frankly, it isn’t particularly close. I’m not talking about the hottest team, either. From top to bottom, there isn’t a roster that compares to the Braves, and FanGraphs sees it the same way. With a 6.5 game in the NL East and the best
The Braves are a juggernaut; there’s no other way to describe it. They have a chance to tie the record for the most wins in a month in franchise history with 21 and have won 13 of their last 14, including five straight. The offense is the best in baseball in just about every category,
Seemingly everything the Braves touch right now turns to gold. It’s been that way for a while honestly, ever since Alex Anthopoulos took over as general manager, but it feels as if things are just starting to peak. The Braves are currently 0.5 games behind the Rays for the best record in baseball, winning 13
ESPN recently handed out some made-up mid-season awards, and before I clicked on it, I expected it to be littered with Braves, but no, they weren’t even mentioned. Now, before I get into it, these aren’t awards like NL MVP and AL MVP. They did name the overall best player, which went to Shohei Ohtani,
The Atlanta Hawks made their first splash of the offseason in a trade with the Utah Jazz. John Collins will now don another uniform for the first time in his career, and while the Hawks only acquired a future second-round pick and Rudy Gay in the deal, the move opened up significant cap space for
A couple of offseasons ago, the Braves took a gamble on Kirby Yates, who was coming off Tommy John surgery and wasn’t able to pitch for most of the 2022 campaign. The hope is that it would pay off in 2023, and after a shaky start to the season, Yates is looking like the dominant
Braves fans have been anxiously awaiting Michael Soroka‘s return to Truist Park in front of fans for nearly four years, and it looks like we are finally about to get it. After Wednesday’s win and series sweep of the Twins, the Braves announced they have optioned Jared Shuster to Gwinnett. The #Braves optioned LHP Jared
The Braves made an interesting decision today, opting not to call up Michael Soroka, and instead went with Kolby Allard, who had only made two rehab starts in Gwinnett since returning from the Injured List. The lefty, that was originally drafted in the first-round by the Braves before being traded to the Rangers, was clearly
