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Nuggets Rumors: Watson, Joerger, Roddy, Diallo

Checking in on Peyton Watson‘s restricted free agency, Tony Jones of The Athletic confirms that the Bucks, Clippers, and Hawks are among the rival suitors with interest in the Nuggets wing, as previously reported. However, since each of those three teams is operating over the cap, a sign-and-trade deal would almost certainly be necessary for […]

NFC Notes: Rueben Bain Jr, Cameron Jordan, Buccaneers, Falcons, Saints

Buccaneers Former longtime Buccaneers HC Jon Gruden raved about Tampa Bay first-round DE Rueben Bain Jr. Gruden compared Bain to former Steelers OLB James Harrison because of his tough mentality and playstyle.  “I think he can be a double-digit sack guy,” Gruden said, via the 95.7 WDAE show. “If you look at James Harrison who […] The post NFC Notes: Rueben Bain Jr, Cameron Jordan, Buccaneers, Falcons, Saints appeared first on NFLTradeRumors.co .

Aaron Bummer Opts Out, Becomes Free Agent

Former Braves and White Sox reliever Aaron Bummer has opted out of his minor league deal with the Cubs and is now a free agent. This is pretty much a nothingburger because Bummer hasn’t been able to recapture the performance that made him a coveted arm a few years ago, and it’s really saying something … The post Aaron Bummer Opts Out, Becomes Free Agent appeared first on .

Braves First Half Report Card: What Went Right and What Went Wrong?

If you asked Atlanta Braves fans back in early March how they would feel about entering the All-Star break with a 55-40 record and a two-game lead in the National League East, more than 95% of them would have said they would be thrilled. Fast forward to today, and the mood around Braves Country feels […] The post Braves First Half Report Card: What Went Right and What Went Wrong? appeared first on Just Baseball .

Ken Rosenthal throws cold water on Braves’ Tarik Skubal hopes

The American League is doing the Braves no favors when it comes to potential trade discussions. There are tons of talented teams well below .500 that should only be thinking about selling this time of year. But because everybody is underachieving, even teams 10 games under .500 sit only five games out of the final […]

Braves Minor League Recap: Ronald Acuna Jr. Hits Grand Slam

It didn’t take very long for Ronald Acuna Jr. to start striking fear into the hearts of the FCL pitchers. His grand slam and five RBIs was critical in driving the FCL Braves to a shootout win, even though he only had three plate appearances and left after three innings. (16-36) FCL Braves 14, (23-29) […]

Is there an untradable prospect in the Braves farm system?

The trade deadline may not be full of sellers, but the Braves have no choice but to be aggressive in trying to patch up some of their glaring holes. It’s a far more desperate position than we’ve seen the club in compared to previous years — one where they have a roster built to compete […]

Anticipation or dread for the Braves’ “second half?”

Acknowledging that “anticipation” doesn’t necessarily even connote something positive, but I wanted to be pithy… There were four days with no Braves baseball, in a row. Tonight, it’s back. The Braves went from exhilaratingly good to … really bad, almost on a dime. The division lead is slim, the overall “hold a playoff spot” lead […]

Braves News: Ronald Acuña Jr. rehabbing, 2027 schedule, and more

Things are beginning to ramp up for Atlanta Braves star Ronald Acuña Jr., who appeared in his third rehab game with the Florida Complex League on Thursday. During Thursday’s contest, he drew two walks and hit a grand slam.  Acuña has served as the designated hitter in all three rehab appearances as the Braves gradually […]

Braves 2027 Schedule: Potential for a nightmare start exists

The Braves announced their 2027 schedule on Thursday, and the start might just spark some PTSD from a season ago. pic.twitter.com/ZoTf7Hf6Rm — Atlanta Braves (@Braves) July 16, 2026 The Braves are set to open with three games out west in Los Angeles against the Dodgers, a place that’s been a house of horrors for Atlanta […]

Steelers Have Chance For Back-To-Back Home Openers

The Pittsburgh Steelers will open the 2026 season at home against the Atlanta Falcons, and they have a chance to open 2027 at home as well. The MLB announced its schedule today, and the Pittsburgh Pirates are slated to be on the road the weekend of September 12. This will likely be Week 1 of […]

Atlanta Braves reveal 2027 regular season schedule

In case you’re missing seeing the Atlanta Braves in baseball action during the current All-Star break, not only do you have the rest of the second half to look forward to (and hopefully the Postseason as well), you now have the 2027 season to (hopefully, as well) look forward to as MLB has released the […]

ESPN updates Braves Top 10 prospects post MLB Draft

The MLB Draft concluded over the weekend, with the Braves adding a ton of intriguing prospects to their system — three of which landed in Kiley McDaniel’s latest top 10 for the organization. Braves Updated Top 10 Prospects Tate Southisene Eric Hartman Cam Caminiti Owen Murphy AJ Garcia Briggs McKenzie Kaiden McCarthy Jensen Hirschkorn John […]

Braves: Two obvious reunion candidates at the trade deadline

If there’s one thing everybody should know good and well by now from Alex Anthopoulos’ tenure with the Braves, it’s that he loves a good reunion. There are countless examples of guys leaving Atlanta only to return down the line, so it makes sense to run through a couple of former Braves who have a […]

Which game will be the toughest for the Falcons this season?

Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the NFL. Throughout the year we ask questions of the most plugged-in Falcons fans and fans across the country. Sign up here to participate in the weekly emailed surveys. How the Falcons’ schedule has shaped out looks peculiar on paper. They play five playoff teams […]

Braves News: July reflections, draft pick signings, more

It’s the “break” part of the All-Star break now, as the festivities are complete and the team doesn’t return to action until Friday. There are still select minor league games, transactions, and draft pick signings left to track, however. Braves News Ivan took a look at the Braves’ performance in the first half of July. […]

Braves All-Star break off day chat and discussion: July 15

How y’all doing? I, personally, am ready for this break to be over. The All-Star Game and related festivities came to a close last night – Sam’s got a recap on how our Braves represented us in the Midsummer Classic. Was it weirder than normal, or was it just me? Anyways. The Braves will return […]

Hawks’ Gueye Undergoes Foot Surgery, Out At Least 3-4 Months

Hawks forward Mouhamed Gueye fractured his left foot during a workout last Wednesday and subsequently underwent surgery on Tuesday to repair the injury, the team announced (Twitter links via Lauren L. Williams of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution). According to the Hawks, Gueye will be reevaluated in three-to-four months. Gueye appeared in 77 games for Atlanta last […]