jillian59+FollowBraves shake up roster after Profar’s returnJurickson Profar is back in the Braves lineup after serving an 80-game suspension, and his return has already triggered major roster changes. Infielder Luke Williams was let go, and the Braves also added Ha-Seong Kim, reuniting him with Profar from their Padres days. Profar’s absence was felt during the team’s tough season, but he’s been productive since returning. With Atlanta missing the playoffs this year, the focus is now on building momentum for 2026. How do you feel about these moves and Profar’s second chance with the Braves? #Sports #Baseball #Braves21Share
jillian59+FollowBraves fans: Fraley’s hot bat deserves a shotJake Fraley is making the most of his fresh start with the Atlanta Braves, hitting .385 since joining the team and bringing some much-needed energy to the outfield. With key veterans like Sean Murphy and Marcell Ozuna struggling at the plate, it’s tough to ignore Fraley’s impact. The Braves’ options are thin, so why not give the hot hand more at-bats as the season winds down? This could be the spark Atlanta needs during a tough stretch. Should the Braves keep riding Fraley’s momentum, or stick with their usual starters? Let’s hear your take! #Sports #Baseball #Braves11Share
Cassandra Reed+FollowBraves bullpen gets a boost from unexpected starTyler Kinley, a name many Braves fans barely noticed at the trade deadline, is suddenly making waves in Atlanta’s bullpen. After being picked up from the Rockies, Kinley has been nearly unhittable, sporting a 0.71 ERA in 13 outings. His mix of pitches is keeping hitters off balance, and he’s reminding everyone of past Rockies-turned-Braves success stories like Pierce Johnson and Tyler Matzek. With Raisel Iglesias possibly heading to free agency, Kinley’s emergence could be a game-changer for Atlanta’s late-inning plans. How do you see the bullpen shaping up with Kinley in the mix? #Sports #Baseball #Braves21Share
Cassandra Reed+FollowBraves eye MVP-caliber slugger for 2026 boostAtlanta fans, big changes could be coming to the Braves lineup! With longtime manager Brian Snitker likely retiring after this season, the team is rumored to be targeting power hitter Kyle Schwarber—who’s putting up MVP-level numbers and even challenging Shohei Ohtani in the race. If the Braves land Schwarber, it could totally transform their offense and give them the spark they need for a serious playoff push in 2026. Imagine Schwarber’s bat in the heart of Atlanta’s order—how do you think this move would shake up the team’s future? #Sports #Baseball #Braves01Share
Catherine Reeves+FollowBraves eye risky $140M move to fix shortstop gapThe Braves might be ready to break their usual spending habits to solve their biggest problem: shortstop. With Brian Snitker likely wrapping up his era, Atlanta is rumored to be eyeing pricey, injury-prone free agent Trevor Story, despite his health issues in Boston. The front office rarely goes big in free agency, but the pressure to fill this key spot could push them to take a gamble. Would you risk $140 million on a player with a shaky injury history if it meant a shot at another deep playoff run? Let’s hear your take! #Sports #Baseball #Braves00Share
Maria Chavez+FollowBraves shake up roster with big movesAtlanta fans finally got what they’ve been asking for—the Braves called up top relief prospect Hayden Harris after months of waiting. Harris has been lights out in the minors, so it’s about time he gets his shot in the big leagues. On top of that, the Braves upgraded at shortstop by adding Ha-Seong Kim, hoping he can bounce back from a tough season and bring some stability. With Profar on paternity leave, more roster changes could be coming soon. What do you think—will these moves give the Braves the boost they need? #Sports #Baseball #Braves21Share
Andrea Castillo+FollowBraves rookie Nacho Alvarez Jr. faces tough choicesNacho Alvarez Jr. has had a shot at the big leagues with the Braves this season, but his future is anything but clear. While he’s held his own defensively, his bat hasn’t made the impact fans hoped for. With Austin Riley set to return and other infield spots likely filled, Alvarez might find himself back in Triple-A unless he turns things around or gets traded. It’s a big offseason ahead for this young infielder—do you think he deserves another chance, or should Atlanta look elsewhere for infield depth? #Sports #Baseball #Braves24Share
Maria Chavez+FollowBraves vs Cubs: Roster shakeup brings fresh facesAtlanta Braves fans, the September roster expansion is bringing some real changes! The Braves just called up Rolddy Muñoz, their No. 18 prospect, to boost the bullpen for the season’s final stretch. Muñoz has been solid in the minors, and this is his shot to prove he belongs in the big leagues. Meanwhile, Luke Williams is back from the injured list, ready to provide infield depth—and maybe even pitch in a pinch, given his surprising success on the mound this year. With a crucial series against the Cubs starting, how do you feel about these moves? Could this be the spark the Braves need? #Sports #Baseball #Braves10Share
Catherine Reeves+FollowBraves fans: 2026 could be our comeback yearLosing nearly the entire Opening Day rotation and key hitters like Austin Riley to injuries has made this Braves season a tough one. ESPN’s David Schoenfield didn’t sugarcoat Atlanta’s struggles—highlighting declining stars and questionable roster moves—but he also sees a real shot at a 2026 turnaround. With most injured pitchers expected back and prospects like Hurston Waldrep emerging, there’s hope. The bullpen needs a serious overhaul, and the shortstop situation is still a puzzle, but with a reset luxury tax and money to spend, it’s up to the front office to make bold moves. What changes do you think the Braves need most? #Sports #Baseball #Braves10Share
Cassandra Reed+FollowWhy aren’t the Braves giving Hayden Harris a shot?Atlanta’s bullpen has been struggling since the All-Star break, yet the Braves keep cycling through the same relievers from Gwinnett who just aren’t getting it done. Meanwhile, Hayden Harris, a lefty who’s been dominating in the minors with a jaw-dropping 0.57 ERA, keeps getting overlooked. He’s not on the 40-man roster, but with the bullpen’s current performance, what do they have to lose? It’s baffling that the Braves won’t give Harris a chance, especially when the current options aren’t sticking. Wouldn’t it make sense to see what Harris can do before the season slips away? #Sports #Baseball #Braves00Share
