
Braves avoid sweep in Oakland, deny A’s first real streak of season
No matter what happened Wednesday afternoon, the Atlanta Braves had a day off coming at long last.
No matter what happened Wednesday afternoon, the Atlanta Braves had a day off coming at long last.
By the time Spencer Strider took the mound Sunday night, he was staked to a seven-run lead. He didn't waste it.
Craig Kimbrel had a feeling Friday would be a special night, so he invited about 30 to 40 family members and friends from Alabama to come watch him.
Bryce Elder's clutch pitching kept the Atlanta Braves in the game early. Strong situational at-bats in the last inning produced a much-needed win.
Bobby Miller took a while to get spiffed up after his big league debut.
The Tennessee Volunteers enter this week’s Southeastern Conference baseball tournament looking to enhance their NCAA tournament status.
Jared Shuster kept his emotions in check on the mound and during postgame interviews after the first win of his MLB career.
Seattle starter Logan Gilbert adjusted after a rough first inning, and the Mariners' lineup kept chipping away at the Atlanta Braves' bullpen.
Home runs by Eddie Rosario and Ronald Acuna Jr. helped set up Orlando Arcia for the deciding blow as the Atlanta Braves beat the Texas Rangers.
Adolis García keeps driving in runs for the Texas Rangers, and the two guys filling in for the AL West leaders' injured stars keep contributing as well.
The pitch clock has sped up baseball as hoped — and it might be leading to more exciting endings, too.
Matt Chapman came sliding across the plate, touching off a wild celebration in Toronto after the Blue Jays completed a three-game sweep of Atlanta.
The suddenly slumping Atlanta Braves can't head home just yet, but their six-game road swing is at least about to grant them a change of scenery.
For Atlanta Braves manager Brian Snitker, watching Toronto Blue Jays star Bo Bichette work up close is a double-edged sword. And that sword is very sharp.
Surprise, surprise: The Atlanta Braves were saddled with a rare shutout, and the Toronto Blue Jays needed just one arm to do it.