Timothy Huff MD+FollowOzzie Albies’ struggles traced to lingering wrist injuryTurns out, Ozzie Albies’ tough stretch this season wasn’t just about age or wear and tear—his hitting coach says last year’s broken wrist took much longer to heal than anyone realized. Even after Albies said he was ready, his wrist strength just wasn’t the same, which explains his slower bat speed and lack of power. Now that he’s finally heating up at the plate, it’s got people wondering: should the Braves stick with him for the long haul? Have you noticed a difference in his game lately? Let’s talk about what this means for the team’s future. #Sports #Baseball #Braves10Share
Maria Chavez+FollowBraves vs D-backs: Marte for Ozzie Rumors Heat UpHot stove alert! Braves Country, what do you think about the latest buzz? Word is the front office might swap Ozzie for the D-backs’ $116.5M switch-hitting star, Ketel Marte—a 3x All-Star and MVP finalist. Ozzie’s battled injuries, and Marte’s got clubhouse drama, so a blockbuster trade could shake up both teams. Would you pull the trigger or keep our spark plug? #Sports #Baseball #Braves00Share
Tammy Sellers+FollowBraves fans buzzing over JR Ritchie's Triple-A dominanceJR Ritchie just made a huge statement for the Braves’ future. After tossing six scoreless innings with 11 strikeouts for Gwinnett, the 22-year-old prospect is looking more and more like a September call-up candidate. With Atlanta facing a possible shortage of starting pitchers in 2026, giving Ritchie a taste of the majors now could be a smart move. His 2.75 ERA and 118 strikeouts this season show he’s ready for the next step. What do you think—should the Braves give Ritchie a shot in September, or keep developing him in the minors? #Sports #Baseball #Braves01Share
Cassandra Reed+FollowBraves eye Bo Bichette for shortstop fixAtlanta’s hunt for a reliable shortstop could shake up the offseason, with MLB insiders naming the Braves as a top contender for free agent Bo Bichette. While his bat would bring a major boost to the lineup, his defense isn’t quite up to par—and the price tag could be steep. With competition from teams like the Blue Jays and Tigers, landing Bichette won’t be easy. Would you rather see Atlanta spend big on Bichette, or look for a trade to fill the gap? Let’s hear your take on what the Braves should do next! #Sports #Baseball #Braves11Share
Maria Chavez+FollowBraves Fans: Remember Dylan Moore? Another Tough BreakDylan Moore, once a brief Brave and part of the Francoeur trade, just hit free agency after seven seasons with the Mariners. The utility man never found his groove at the plate, and Seattle finally cut ties. With Atlanta’s bench already set, it’s unlikely Moore gets a reunion. His journey’s been long, but this could be the end of the road for the journeyman. Thoughts on Moore’s career and the Braves’ bench depth? #Sports #Baseball #Braves10Share
jillian59+FollowBraves vs Marlins: Waldrep’s Grit ShinesRookie Hurston Waldrep didn’t have his best stuff against The Fish, but the kid showed real poise under pressure. Despite giving up eight hits and zero Ks, he limited Miami to just one run over 5 1/3 innings. Skipper Snitker praised Waldrep’s calm, saying, “You earned your money tonight.” Ozzie went yard twice as the Braves broke it open late, keeping the rivalry with Miami alive. With Waldrep’s composure and the bats heating up, Atlanta fans have reason to believe in the future. #Sports #Baseball #Braves00Share
Tammy Sellers+FollowBraves eye Bo Bichette for 2026 comebackAtlanta’s rough season has fans looking ahead, and the buzz is all about Bo Bichette possibly filling the Braves’ shortstop gap next year. With Marcell Ozuna’s contract ending and money freed up, Atlanta could make a big move for Bichette, a two-time All-Star hitting .304 with 16 homers this season. The Braves need a proven bat and solid presence if they want to get back into the playoff mix. Would Bichette be the spark Atlanta needs, or should they trust their young prospects? Let’s hear your take! #Sports #Baseball #Braves00Share
Renee Ramirez+FollowBraves eye major shakeup: Murphy trade on the tableBig changes could be coming for the Atlanta Braves. With Austin Riley out for the season and the team’s playoff hopes fading, the front office is reportedly considering trading veteran catcher Sean Murphy—despite his $73M contract and All-Star pedigree. The move would clear payroll and let rising rookie Baldwin take over behind the plate. While losing Murphy’s experience stings, it might be the bold step Atlanta needs to address roster gaps and reset for a stronger run next year. How do you feel about the Braves possibly moving on from a key veteran? #Sports #Baseball #Braves20Share
Kimberly Moore+FollowAtlanta Braves face big changes at catcherSean Murphy’s time as the Braves’ main catcher looks to be winding down after a tough season at the plate, and all signs point to a major shakeup this offseason. With rookie Drake Baldwin impressing fans and offering a cheaper, more promising option, trading Murphy could free up payroll and bring in much-needed help elsewhere. The Braves need to rebuild their depth and consistency, especially in the bullpen and middle infield, if they want to get back to winning. What do you think—should Atlanta move on from Murphy and give Baldwin the keys? #Sports #Baseball #Braves84Share
Andrea Castillo+FollowBraves prospect Fuentes’ season cut short by injuryAtlanta Braves fans, the team’s No. 9 pitching prospect Didier Fuentes is officially done for the season with right shoulder inflammation. While the injury isn’t considered serious, the Braves are playing it safe, especially with so many pitchers already sidelined. Fuentes made a rapid climb through the minors this year and even got a taste of the Majors, though he struggled with home runs. His recent Triple-A performances showed real promise, striking out 16 in his last two starts. With the Braves’ rotation hit hard by injuries, could Fuentes be a key piece next season? Let’s talk about what this means for the team’s future. #Sports #Baseball #Braves00Share
