Cassandra Reed+FollowWhy the Braves’ new pitcher could surprise usAtlanta’s latest roster move isn’t about a headline-grabbing ace, but a 26-year-old righty named Blayne Enlow who’s quietly fighting for a second chance. After a tough run in Triple-A and a stint on the injured list, Enlow’s journey is all about resilience and untapped potential. These under-the-radar signings often fly below the radar, but sometimes they end up making a real impact. Spring training in North Port could be his shot to turn things around. What do you think—can a low-risk signing like this actually change the Braves’ season? #Sports #Baseball #Braves00Share
terrysharon+FollowBraves shake up roster, send two to RaysAtlanta’s front office is on the move again—Ken Waldichuk and Brett Wisely are headed to the Rays, just days after joining the Braves themselves. Both were recent waiver pickups, but with the team’s focus on lefty depth and utility infielders, they became the odd men out. This kind of roster churn shows how quickly things can change behind the scenes. How do you feel about the Braves’ approach to building depth? Do you think these rapid moves help or hurt team chemistry? Let’s hear your take! #Sports #Baseball #Braves10Share
Renee Ramirez+FollowBraves’ SS Future: Lodise Eyes 2027 StartBraves Country, what do you think about the front office’s latest move? With Ha-Seong Kim back on a one-year deal, Atlanta’s keeping the shortstop spot steady for now. But all eyes are on Alex Lodise, the ACC’s top defender and Dick Howser Trophy winner, to potentially take over in 2027. If he can cut down those strikeouts in the minors, we might have our next infield anchor. Could Lodise be the answer long-term? #Sports #Baseball #Braves00Share
Renee Ramirez+FollowBraves Pull Off Odd Rays Trade—What’s Next?Braves Country, did anyone see this coming? The front office just shipped off Waldichuk and Wisely—two names barely out of the minors—to the Rays for what’s basically a mystery box. It’s a head-scratcher, but it frees up roster spots for Alex Anthopoulos to make a bigger splash. Is this the calm before a blockbuster, or just more 40-man shuffling? Stay tuned! #Sports #Baseball #Braves00Share
terrysharon+FollowBraves double down on bullpen powerAtlanta’s front office is making it clear: the Braves are stacking their bullpen with serious intent. Tyler Kinley, who turned heads with a 0.72 ERA in just 25 innings after arriving last season, is back on a $3M deal for 2026. This isn’t just about rewarding a hot streak—it’s a sign the Braves want to lock down games from the sixth inning on. Add in big contracts for Raisel Iglesias and Robert Suarez, and Atlanta’s message is loud: they’re building a relief corps that could carry them deep into October. What do you think—will this strategy pay off? #Sports #Baseball #Braves00Share
Timothy Huff MD+FollowYunel Escobar: Braves’ lost gem who changed the gameYunel Escobar risked everything to play baseball in the U.S., escaping Cuba on a tiny boat and landing with the Braves in 2005. He brought a flair and joy to the field that’s common in today’s MLB, but back then, it clashed with Atlanta’s old-school culture. Despite impressive stats and a knack for getting on base, Escobar was often misunderstood and underappreciated. Imagine if he’d played in today’s game—his style would be celebrated, not criticized. How do you think baseball culture has changed for international players like Escobar? #Sports #Baseball #Braves10Share
Timothy Huff MD+FollowBraves bullpen gets a boost with Kinley returnTyler Kinley is back with the Braves, and that could be a game-changer for Atlanta’s bullpen. After impressing fans with a stellar run last season—just two runs allowed in 25 innings—Kinley’s new deal is both a bargain and a sign the Braves are serious about locking down late leads. With Raisel Iglesias and Robert Suarez already on board, the bullpen looks stronger than ever. What do you think—does this move make the Braves’ relief corps one of the best in the league for next season? #Sports #Baseball #Braves10Share
Cassandra Reed+FollowSchwellenbach’s return could define Braves’ 2026Atlanta’s hopes for a dominant 2026 pitching rotation might rest on Spencer Schwellenbach’s arm. After a freak elbow injury cut short his impressive 2025, Schwellenbach is set to enter spring training at full strength. His command and six-pitch arsenal had fans and analysts buzzing before the setback, and advanced stats back up the hype. If he stays healthy, Schwellenbach could be the breakout star that pushes the Braves’ rotation to new heights—maybe even making that extra pitching addition less urgent. How confident are you in Schwellenbach leading the charge next season? #Sports #Baseball #Braves10Share
terrysharon+FollowBraves, Dylan Lee clash over $200K salary gapAtlanta’s front office and key reliever Dylan Lee are heading to arbitration, all over a $200,000 difference—pocket change by MLB standards, but it’s about more than just the money. Lee’s been a steady arm in the Braves’ bullpen, yet the team’s hardline “file and trial” approach means negotiations stop at the deadline, no matter how small the gap. For fans, it’s a reminder that even minor contract disputes can get personal and impact team chemistry. How do you feel about teams drawing such firm lines in the sand? #Sports #Baseball #Braves00Share
Kimberly Moore+FollowBraves shake up rotation with new armAtlanta’s front office just made another bold move to bolster their pitching depth, grabbing lefty Ken Waldichuk off waivers. While Waldichuk’s recent seasons have been rocky—he’s coming off Tommy John surgery and hasn’t looked like a solid MLB starter in a while—the Braves are betting on upside. With injuries derailing last year, Atlanta’s clearly not taking chances for 2026. Vidal Brujan’s time with the Braves ends to make room, but with all the new infield talent, his exit isn’t a shock. What do you think: smart depth play or just another long shot? #Sports #Baseball #Braves10Share
