Craig Kimbrel reunion has Braves fans remembering the good times
Kimbrel first made his MLB debut in May of 2010. He appeared in 21 games that season and maintained his rookie status heading into 2011, when he broke out for good. Kimbrel lead the National League in saves (46), which was good enough for a rookie record, and struck out an astounding 127 batters in 77 innings of work.
Bleacher Report's Zachary D. Rymer made a bold prediction that the Atlanta Braves would sign another catcher before the start ...
Craig Kimbrel is heading back to Atlanta, maybe. He agreed to a minor league deal with the club. Read more at MLB Trade ...
Drake Baldwin acts like a north star in North Port. The Braves’ farm system is notably pitching-heavy, especially at the top.
As stunning as Ronald Acuña Jr.'s 40-70 season was, it also put him at risk, repeatedly. Acuña Jr. is willing to put his body ...
Casali and León are out. Does that mean Drake Baldwin will make the Opening Day roster? Head to MLB Trade Rumors to read more ...
The Braves haven't announced a return date for Acuña ... Said Aular: "He's much stronger now." Acuña spent June, July, August and most of September navigating through the initial stages of ...
Spring Training is now in full swing and the Atlanta Braves are finding their footing before their Opening Day matchup against the San Diego Padres. Despite the plague of injury that has taken ...
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