After a run of seven straight playoff trips -- including a 2021 World Series title -- things came to a screeching halt for the Braves in 2025. They started 0-7, climbed to above .500 at 24-23, but then things fell off the proverbial rails for good. The low point was 19 games under .500 (48-67) on Aug. 8.

A Seager deal may be more likely than you think. But while pretty much every big market would be interested, one has already been frozen out.

Select Atlanta Braves games will likely be impacted by the new MLB TV deals that are set to be announced Major League Baseball is working to finalize its new TV contracts for the near future. According to The Athletic’s Andrew Marchand, MLB is set to announce deals with NBC, Netflix and ESPN. All agreements are three years in length.

With the Braves expected to expand their payroll entering 2026, a free agent reunion is atop Atlanta's wish list.

When it was announced that Grant Holmes would be shut down for the season with a UCL injury, the immediate assumption was that he’d undergo either Tommy John surgery or an InternalBrace procedure — both of which would’ve wiped out his entire 2026 season as well.

Matt Olson, who’s been the first baseman for the Braves since the departure of Freddie Freeman at the end of the 2021 World Series run, has been stellar for Atlanta since the team acquired him from the Athletics on an eight-year, $168 million contract.

One day after they designated utility infielder Ramón Urías for assignment, the Astros traded veteran Gold Glove utility infielder/outfielder Mauricio Dubón to the Braves in exchange for infielder Nick Allen on Wednesday night.

The Braves reached deals with infielder Mauricio Dubon, left-handed pitcher Joey Wentz and outfielder Eli White on one-year contracts ahead of Friday evening’s non-tender deadline.

In a season where the Atlanta Braves have boasted a Rookie of the Year, a Comeback Player of the Year, multiple All-Stars and a Gold Glove winner, there are still holes to address on the roster this offseason.

Braves’ new manager Walt Weiss shared an upbeat message after Atlanta’s 76-86 season, their first losing record and playoff miss since 2017.

Cory was drafted by the Braves in the eighth round of the 2023 MLB Draft and signed for $47,500.