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Mark Bradley: Why the Falcons should draft a quarterback in Round 1

ATLANTA — The Braves rebuilt and won the World Series. The Hawks rebuilt and drew within two games of the NBA Finals. The Falcons remain reluctant to utter "rebuild," but you don’t trade a franchise quarterback for a Round 3 pick if you’re in Super-Bowl-or-bust mode.

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Braves batter Martinez, Padres batters don't do much again in loss

SAN DIEGO — The Padres' pitching isn't good enough. Not for being paired with this offense at this time.

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Caray twins put fourth generation of family in baseball broadcast booth

ATLANTA — They are the great-grandsons of Harry Caray, the grandsons of Skip Caray, the sons of Chip Caray.

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Musgrove, Machado lead Padres to big opening-night win over Braves

SAN DIEGO — The Padres came home to hit, and Joe Musgrove was hard to hit as he started his team’s first game this season played in his hometown.

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Understandably, Braves’ farm system isn’t what it used to be

The Braves are reigning World Series champions largely thanks to their farm system that developed stars such as Austin Riley, Ozzie Albies, Max Fried, Ronald Acuna and Ian Anderson, among many others. While the Braves wouldn’t have engineered their unforeseen October run without a historically great trade deadline, the core…

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CHILLS: Atlanta Braves post ‘State of Champions’ video celebrating UGA, Braves titles

This 'State of Champions' video will get you fired up

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Braves Are Prioritizing the 2020s Over a World Series Repeat

Atlanta is set up to bring home more championships in this decade than the club did during its dominant ’90s run.

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Braves manage only three hits, suffer series loss to Nationals

ATLANTA — One day after a convincing 16-4 victory against the Washington Nationals, the Braves managed only three hits in a 3-1 loss to their National League East rival.

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D’Arnaud Gives Hilarious Dramatic Reaction to HBP

The Braves catcher was hit by a pitch from second baseman Dee Strange-Gordon and hilarity ensued.

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Huascar Ynoa struggles as Braves suffer ugly loss

Huascar Ynoa didn’t give the Braves much of a chance in Monday’s 11-2 loss to the Nationals at Truist Park.

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No bad blood? Kenley Jansen, Freddie Freeman discuss budding Dodgers-Braves rivalry

Kenley Jansen's first appearance of the 2022 season was both familiar and strange.

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Braves start slow at the plate, drop series finale to Reds

ATLANTA — In an Opening Week series that featured World Series festivities front and center, the Braves couldn’t seal a series win and allowed Reds starter Hunter Greene, making his major-league debut, to be the story Sunday.

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Clippers fine-tune their lineups ahead of play-in tournament, rout Kings

LOS ANGELES — Between 1976 and 1991, the franchise first known as the Braves and later the Clippers changed names once, cities three times and coaches 10 times.

Los Angeles Times

Braves receive their 2021 World Series rings in pregame ceremony

ATLANTA — The wait ended Saturday: The Braves received their 2021 World Series rings in a pregame ceremony at Truist Park. The event began 20 minutes before the Braves hosted the Reds in the third contest of a four-game opening weekend series.

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The Braves’ epic World Series rings even found a way to honor Joc Pederson’s pearl necklace

The Braves went wild with these World Series rings.

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Stadium leaves sports fans perplexed by selling 'ridiculous' burger for £25,000

A stadium in the United States is selling a burger for £25,000 ($33,000) to commemorate the Atlanta Braves' 2021 World Series title - but fans aren't convinced it's worth the price-tag

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Joey Votto Had One of the Most Incredible Opening Days Ever: TRAINA THOUGHTS

Miked up, Instagram trolling, TikTok videos: Joey Votto did it all on Opening Day

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MLB DFS Pitcher Report: April 8 Evening Slate Plays, Values, Stacks

Target the ideal DFS pitchers based on value and matchup for Friday's evening slate.

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Bill Shaikin: Here’s the competitive balance reform MLB barely talks about

LOS ANGELES — Of all the non-competitive nonsense of the last few years, the blatant tanking was not the most odious. Teams such as the Baltimore Orioles and Pittsburgh Pirates did not hide their strategy. They were not trying to win, and they were so good at being bad that…

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Charlie Morton shines as Braves pick up first win of season

ATLANTA — Behind Charlie Morton and a potent offense, the Braves won their first game of the season as they defeated the Reds, 7-6, on Friday at Truist Park.

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Joey Votto Gives Incredible Mic’d Up Interview During Reds’ Season Opener

The six-time All-Star talked with Braves’ Ozzie Albies all while giving an interview while mic’d up.

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Braves star Ronald Acuña says he won't miss departed Freddie Freeman

ATLANTA — In an Instagram Live interview Wednesday night, Braves star outfielder Ronald Acuña said he won't miss departed icon Freddie Freeman.

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SI:AM | Opening Day Is Finally Here

And all eyes are on reigning MVP Shohei Ohtani

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The Atlanta Braves Won the World Series. Their Stadium Is Still a Taxpayer Boondoggle.

The economic benefits are a home run that never came, and never should have been expected.

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John Romano: These MLB predictions are guaranteed to be correct — until the games begin

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — When spring training began last season, the computer models at Baseball Prospectus put Atlanta’s odds of winning the National League East at 20-to-1. Eight months later, the Braves were World Series champions. That’s not a knock on analytics, it’s a nod to unpredictability.

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