The Atlanta Braves have struggled mightily this season, but they are not willing to sell Chris Sale or their other long-term core players.

The Atlanta Braves have reportedly decided what they will do with the 2024 NL Cy Young award winner at the 2025 MLB trade deadline.

When Terry Walker Moore first came to the A.R. Gus Barksdale Boys & Girls Club back in 2017, one of the first things she envisioned was a brand new baseball field. The one she walked into was old, outdated,

The Braves have been adamant they won't sell, but the standings paint a different picture. MLB Trade Rumors looks at where the Braves could go.

And if the Mets ultimately trade for Morton – which should be one of the many moves the Mets need to make to bolster this beleaguered bullpen and rotation – Atlanta Braves fans will get a not-so-welcome reminder of their former starter.

Leading up to Major League Baseball’s All-Star Game next week, Atlanta's oldest movie theater will show a string of beloved baseball films.

At 39-50 entering play on Monday, the Braves are 9 1/2 games out of a potential playoff spot. They're running out of time to make any sort of push up the standings, and they'd have to do so without their two best starting pitchers, Chris Sale and Spencer Schwellenbach.

While almost every contending team is searching for starting pitching at the trade deadline, one name that can be crossed off the list is Atlanta Braves ace Chr

Atlanta native Butler, an alum of Westlake High, led off the game in electric fashion after hitting a long fly to right center that took a sharp bounce off the wall, as he sprinted around the full diamond for the inside-the-park homer. The Braves have now lost five straight and seven of eight.

The lounge is described as “truly a haven and a home for fans to be able to have a moment away from the game."