The Winter Meetings are taking place in Nashville this week, and there has been no shortage of rumors surrounding the Braves. What’s smoke and what’s fire may be difficult to determine, but nobody is busier than Alex Anthopoulos this time of the year, as he aims to get his club back to the World Series.
The MLB offseason hasn’t quite taken off to this point, but it’s not for a lack of action on the Braves’ end. They’ve been wheeling and dealing on a daily basis, and the team already looks significantly different than it did this past season. The most substantial transactions have addressed the bullpen. Joe Jimenez and
The Braves are saying goodbye to several members of their staff this offseason, none more notable than former third base coach Ron Washington. The 71-year-old is now a manager again, as the Los Angeles Angels hired him to lead them through what is likely to be some rough waters following the departure of Shohei Ohtani
The Braves offseason talk is always comical, because generally, nobody has any idea what they are attempting to accomplish until it is done. They operate like a snake in the grass, and it often times results in conflicting reports, which is what we’ve seen over the last several days at the Winter Meetings. MLB Network’s
In what’s been a rather quiet offseason to this point, the Braves have been among the busiest teams. They’ve re-signed several of their own players and made a slew of trades. They also seriously pursued Aaron Nola, who re-upped with the Phillies, and were also in on Sonny Gray before he signed with the Cardinals.
The Braves swung a substantial trade on Sunday night, featuring the #6 overall pick from the 2018 draft Jarred Kelenic. The Atlanta Braves and Seattle Mariners are in agreement on a trade that will send outfielder Jarred Kelenic, left-hander Marco Gonzales and first baseman Evan White to the Braves in exchange for right-handers Cole Phillips
The Braves swung a deal last night with the Mariners, acquiring three players — Jarred Kelenic, Marco Gonzales, and Evan White. Kelenic is the most notable of the three. He’s a former 6th overall pick from the 2018 draft, and though he’s gone through some ups and downs early in his major-league career, there’s plenty
Late Sunday night, Jeff Passan dropped a bomb involving the Braves, who made a trade with the Mariners for former 6th overall pick in the 2018 draft Jarred Kelenic along with left-handed pitcher Marco Gonzales and first baseman Evan White. The Atlanta Braves and Seattle Mariners are in agreement on a trade that will send
Before the offseason, I pleaded with Alex Anthopoulos to make significant additions to the Braves bullpen. Overkilling it during the winter is the best course of action. He probably didn’t hear my prayers at night, but it’s only just turned December, and they’ve been answered already. The Braves first move of the offseason was re-signing
The Falcons are fresh off their biggest win of the season, breaking the Saints will at the line of scrimmage on their way to the top of the NFC South. Arthur Smith’s squad should feel terrific after their performance in Week 12. It wasn’t always pretty, but a win over a division rival, especially after
