Atlanta Braves star Marcell Ozuna reportedly vetoed several trades that the team tried to make before the deadline.

By choosing to keep the aging veteran, Atlanta is effectively limiting the at bats of catcher Sean Murphy. Snitker had ...

This is likely the end of the road for Brian Snitker. A replacement candidate for him could be someone that is familiar with ...

On Monday, Bleacher Report's Kerry Miller named Ozuna as a candidate to be placed on waivers and picked up by a contender by ...

With the astonishingly ill-fated and poor decision from all involved (including the player himself) to let Ronald Acuña Jr.

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With that in mind, the Braves are essentially planning on giving Albies a one-year, $3 million deal. That, for a player with his upside, is an easy yes, even following a major down year.

Braves starter Chris Sale threw his first live batting practice, while Grant Holmes explained his decision to avoid surgery. The club is also trying out different lineups.

“Remember when everybody said the Braves got a steal when Albies signed a seven-year $35 million deal in April 2019 that includes $7 million options for the 2026 and ‘27 seasons,” Bowman wrote.

Sean Murphy has re-established himself as one of the top catchers in the game, but would the Braves trade him?

The MLB Trade Deadline is a crucial time for deciding the World Series winner nearly every season. Someone on some team will ...

The Braves have now lost three of their five starters from the Opening Day roster. Reynaldo Lopez had a shoulder injury, A.J. Smith-Shawver underwent Tommy John surgery, and now Sale.