Braves blow late leads, fall to Brewers MILWAUKEE – The Braves were a strike away from winning their first road series. Tribune News Service · May 18, 2022
Weird replay loophole handed the Braves a double play after the umps blatantly missed the call Do better, MLB. USA Today Sports Media Group · May 17, 2022
Brewers’ pitching shuts out Braves in series opener MILWAUKEE, Wisc. — Ian Anderson pitched well, but the Braves lost 1-0 on Monday night because Milwaukee’s pitching shut down Atlanta’s offense. Tribune News Service · May 17, 2022
Mark Bradley: The Braves have been mediocre. That shouldn’t last much longer. The Braves have played 11 series. They’ve won two, lost five, split four. Their longest winning and losing streaks of 2022 are two games. As of Monday morning, they held third place in the National League East. Tribune News Service · May 16, 2022
Bryce Miller: Resilient Padres notch best, craziest series win of season against Braves The Padres polished off their best series win of the season Sunday against the defending world champion Braves because they played sloppy at times and somewhere between cringy and outright ugly in others. Tribune News Service · May 16, 2022
Braves unable to work late-game magic in series finale against Padres ATLANTA — The Braves and Padres, who had traded blows all weekend, did so one more time in Sunday’s series finale. The Braves led, the Padres came back, then the teams battled as the game and series hung in the balance. Tribune News Service · May 15, 2022
Padres rally before bullpen folds in loss to Braves ATLANTA — The Padres have been riding the back end of their bullpen, living on the edge at times and going over a cliff at others. Tribune News Service · May 15, 2022
Inside the Reds’ Historically Bad Start to the Season Losing is a collection of tiny, individual tragedies. And so far this season, Cincinnati has done a lot of losing. Sports Illustrated · May 14, 2022
Ha-seong Kim’s homer, lots of hits lift Padres past Braves ATLANTA — The homer (and some insurance runs) did it this time. Tribune News Service · May 14, 2022
Padres expect to have Robinson Cano available against Braves ATLANTA — Robinson Cano is in Atlanta and is expected to be in a Padres uniform at Truist Park and be available to play against the Braves on Friday. Tribune News Service · May 13, 2022
Michael Cunningham: Maybe that walk-off win will wake up Braves William Contreras seemed to be a much better option than Orlando Arcia. Contreras became a run-producing machine during the three weeks when Arcia was buried on the bench. But Braves manager Brian Snitker called on Arcia, not Contreras, when he needed a designated hitter against the Red Sox. Tribune News Service · May 12, 2022
Alex Cora, Kevin Plawecki ejected as Red Sox walked off again in painful loss to Braves Another night, and yet another gut-punching loss for the Red Sox. Tribune News Service · May 12, 2022
Braves’ Manny Pina to undergo wrist surgery, miss rest of season Braves catcher Manny Pina will undergo wrist surgery and miss the rest of the season, manager Brian Snitker said Wednesday. Tribune News Service · May 11, 2022
Michael Cunningham: Time to face the possibility the Mets are for real this time The Mets beat the Phillies the other day by scoring seven runs in the ninth inning. Good for them. At least they have a May memory to cherish before the many blown leads to come. The Mets began Tuesday with a six-game lead in the National League East. Looking forward… Tribune News Service · May 11, 2022
Tribune News Service · May 9, 2022 Mark Bradley: It took Kyle Wright a while, but he's delivering now On the day Kyle Wright was introduced to the Atlanta audience, Braves general manager John Coppolella said of the 2017 draft's No. 5 pick: "He could start a playoff game for us."
Tribune News Service · May 9, 2022 What’s the Braves’ long-term plan for versatile flamethrower Spencer Strider? When Spencer Strider pitched at Clemson, the baseball program’s pitchers adopted a mentality: You’re always closing.
Tribune News Service · May 8, 2022 Braves’ offense erupts for nine runs in series win over Milwaukee ATLANTA — Braves manager Brian Snitker did not mince words when discussing the Milwaukee Brewers’ rotation and bullpen ahead of the series opener Friday, calling the staff “as good as it gets.”
USA Today Sports Media Group · May 8, 2022 Ronald Acuña Jr. had the best reaction to finding out that LeBron James loved his HR celebration Baseball needs more of this.
Sports Illustrated · May 7, 2022 The WNBA’s Dream Are Rising As the 2022 season tips, an inside look at how Atlanta has been retooling itself.
Tribune News Service · May 7, 2022 Rough inning, lack of offense cost Braves in loss to Brewers ATLANTA — The Braves once again lacked offense, which is why a poor inning doomed them in a 6-3 loss to the Brewers on Friday at Truist Park.
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Sports Illustrated · May 6, 2022 How Concerned Should We Be About These Sluggish Starts? Joey Votto, Max Muncy and the Braves’ outfielders are among the players we’re evaluating with the SI MLB Panic Meter.
Tribune News Service · May 4, 2022 Braves explode for seven runs in one inning and salvage series split with Mets NEW YORK — At the start of the fifth inning, the Braves didn’t even have a hit. By the end of it, they hadn’t scored in their past 18 innings dating to Tuesday’s doubleheader and seemed in danger of a disappointing flight home.
Tribune News Service · May 4, 2022 Carlos Carrasco shines in nightcap as Mets sweep doubleheader against Braves NEW YORK — If you’re going to play two, might as well win them both.
Tribune News Service · May 3, 2022 Mets overcome crucial error to beat Braves in opening game of doubleheader NEW YORK — The Mets dodged a bullet in the shape of a big, fat E1 on Tuesday afternoon, as what could have been a crucial fielding blunder by pitcher David Peterson ended up as nothing more than a footnote.