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Braves Activate SP Max Fried Off Injured List After Three-Month Absence

The lefty has been out since May with a forearm strain.

Sports Illustrated

Power Ranking All 13 True World Series Contenders

Everyone’s chasing the Braves, but a few other clubs have a legit shot at a championship.

Sports Illustrated

Cubs’ Dansby Swanson swinging hot bat before first Braves series since departure

Swanson hit four home runs in the Cubs’ series against the Reds this week.

Chicago Sun-Times

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Braves' Spencer Strider Breaks His Own Strikeout Record by Blowing Away Shohei Ohtani

Breaking your own record must be the coolest feeling—especially when you do so against baseball’s best player.

Sports Illustrated

Report: Braves Trade for Former All-MLB Reliever to Bolster Bullpen for Playoff Run

The three-time All-Star led the American League in saves in 2020.

Sports Illustrated

Shohei Ohtani Denied League-Leading 40th Home Run by Jaw-Dropping Catch

Ohtani had his sights sets on another homer, but Michael Harris II had other ideas.

Sports Illustrated

Ten Teams and Players to Watch Ahead of MLB’s Trade Deadline

Tuesday is fast approaching, so it’s now-or-never for teams to get in on the action, whether that means upping their playoff odds or giving in to seller’s mode.

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Braves Trade Away Pitcher Six Days and One Bad Outing After Acquiring Him

Trade deadline season is here, and some players are feeling the heat more than others.

Sports Illustrated

Ronald Acuña Jr. Makes MLB History With 50th Stolen Base of the Season

The Braves’ superstar has already made history ... and it’s only July.

Sports Illustrated

The Mets Are Good Enough to Give Fans Hope, and That’s the Worst Part

New York’s massive payroll should translate to a well-assembled lineup, but the team’s repeated let downs have instead designated a season of disappointment.

Sports Illustrated

SI:AM | The Biggest Targets Available at the MLB Trade Deadline

Teams have less than a week to make deals.

Sports Illustrated

The Red Sox made the wrong kind of triple play history with boneheaded baserunning

Not good.

USA Today Sports Media Group

MLB Fans Roasted the Red Sox for Their Awful Baserunning That Led to Triple Play

This was laughably bad by Boston.

Sports Illustrated

Braves Turn First Triple Play of the Season Thanks to Red Sox’ Bad Baserunning

Atlanta took full advantage of Boston’s blunder on the base paths.

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Pierce Johnson’s Path With Contending Braves Starts With a Big ‘If’

The pattern of a reliever bolstering a playoff-bound bullpen persists, but one addition to his pitch rotation could be a spark for Atlanta’s newest depth piece.

Chicago Sun-Times

Wait, the Cubs have some momentum again. Jed Hoyer can’t fold his cards now, can he?

Does Hoyer have the guts to hold ’em? The bolder play might win him some real respect in this town.

Chicago Sun-Times

Fred McGriff accentuated Hall of Fame credentials with Cubs

McGriff hit 30 home runs for the 2002 team, becoming the oldest Cub to do so at 38. It was his 10th year with 30 homers. It also was his last full season.

Sports Illustrated

MLB Fans Ripped Diamondbacks Pitcher For Lame ‘Tough Guy’ Move

This was unnecessary.

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Braves snap losing streak, win 7-5 behind Austin Riley’s eighth-inning blast

ATLANTA — On Tuesday night, Austin Riley broke out of a slump with a two-homer, seven-RBI night. It wasn’t enough, as the Braves lost 16-13.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Even D-backs manager Torey Lovullo was confused about Kevin Ginkel’s tantrum towards Ronald Acuña

His own manager called him out.

Tribune News Service

Suddenly slumping Braves drop fourth straight

ATLANTA — In the bottom of the ninth inning Wednesday night, Braves baserunner Ronald Acuña Jr. stared down Diamondbacks reliever Kevin Ginkel from third base. Ginkel stared back. Acuña danced halfway down the line, daring the pitcher to try to pick him off. Ginkel stepped off the mound and walked…

Chicago Sun-Times

White Sox right-hander Michael Kopech searching for right balance down the stretch

Kopech is coming off a start in which he failed to finish a full inning against the Braves.

Sports Illustrated

SI:AM | MLB’s Historic Night of Offense

There were *four* games on Tuesday in which both teams scored at least 10 runs.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Let’s remember some Immaculate Grid guys: 9 MLB players to memorize and use to win

Let's help you win Immaculate Grid with some MLB names to memorize.

Sports Illustrated

Diamondbacks’ Corbin Carroll Is So Fast He Reached Third on a Strikeout

This was maybe the wildest play of a high-scoring 16–13 affair in Atlanta.

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