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Dubón, Olson and Yastrzemski help Braves earn shutout over the Athletics
The Braves scored three runs in the first inning off a double from Matt Olson and a single from Mauricio Dubón in a win over the Athletics on Monday night.
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Shelton’s ejection shows technology won’t take the emotions out of ABS reviews
Balls and strikes are now reviewable in baseball, and that has added some drama to the first few days of the season.
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Through MLB’s first weekend, Salvador Perez and the Royals are ABS winners
Salvador Perez and the Kansas City Royals have been baseball's best at utilizing their robot challenges through the first weekend of the Automated Ball-Strike System.
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Braves complete six-run rally in ninth on Dominic Smith’s grand slam
An already dramatic grand slam was made even more emotional for Atlanta Braves designated hitter Dominic Smith by memories of his late mother.
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Win helps Walt Weiss savor special debut as Braves manager
As he approached his first regular-season game as Atlanta Braves manager, Walt Weiss couldn't help but think of those who held the seat before him.
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Braves open with shutout of Royals behind Chris Sale, power trio
The Atlanta Braves homered three times to back six strong innings on the mound by ace left-hander Chris Sale in a season-opening home win Friday night.
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Former Braves star Jason Heyward retires after 16-year MLB career
Jason Heyward, who launched a 16-year MLB career with his hometown Atlanta Braves in 2010 by homering on his first swing, has retired from baseball.
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Braves counting heavily on ace lefty Chris Sale staying healthy in 2026
The Atlanta Braves are leaning on Chris Sale to provide much-needed stability for a rotation that has been decimated by injuries this spring.
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MLB opener includes first robo-umpire challenge, hitless Aaron Judge
New York Yankees captain Aaron Judge went hitless on opening day for the first time, striking out four times in the process, but his team was just fine.
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Former Vols coach Tony Vitello drops MLB managerial debut with Giants
Tony Vitello turned down the basket of pastries during his morning coaches' meeting on opening day, and that became an immediate victory in his book.
