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Braves’ Austin Riley added to National League All-Star team

WASHINGTON – When Austin Riley walked into the visitors’ clubhouse at Nationals Park after the bus arrived and headed toward his locker, tons of Braves teammates and coaches stopped him. One after another, they hugged him and congratulated him.

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Braves’ Ronald Acuña confident he can win Home Run Derby

ATLANTA — As a kid, Ronald Acuña wouldn’t miss a Home Run Derby.

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Max Fried shuts down Reds, Braves offense surges late

CINCINNATI — Max Fried shut down the Reds and the Braves’ offense exploded late as Atlanta beat Cincinnati, 9-1, in Friday’s series opener.

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Braves’ Ronald Acuña leads NL in voting, will start All-Star Game

PHILADELPHIA — Major League Baseball on Thursday announced that Braves outfielder Ronald Acuña finished as the top vote-getter for the National League in the first phase of voting for the July 19 All-Star Game. This means Acuña will have a starting spot for the NL team, managed by Brian Snitker.

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Cubs halt Braves' winning streak at 14 games

CHICAGO – At some point, the streak had to end.

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Michael Cunningham: Braves show some life, but I need to see more to believe it

The Braves won five consecutive games through Sunday to finally push their record above break-even. They pitched, hit and defended well at the same time. They’re getting healthier. The three major statistical projections agree the Braves are no worse than a 50-50 shot to make the playoffs.

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Michael Cunningham: Braves can’t get going because they’re still not hitting

The Braves scored 15 runs over three games against the Padres over the most recent weekend. They still lost the series because they kicked the ball around the field and the bullpen, usually reliable, faltered. The Braves tightened their defense at Milwaukee but lost the series opener because they couldn’t…

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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.

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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.

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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.”

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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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How Braves superstar Ronald Acuña turned frustration into motivation during rehab

ARLINGTON, Texas – You have to do the rehab. You’re going to come back stronger.

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Kyle Wright pitches Braves to first series win of the season

ATLANTA — In superstar Ronald Acuña’s return, the Braves defeated the Cubs, 5-1, on Thursday at Truist Park. In its sixth try, Atlanta (9-11) won its first series of the season by taking two of three from Chicago.

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Freddie Freeman Says There Wasn’t ‘Friction’ With Acuña Jr. in Atlanta

The five-time All-Star said he was just trying to uphold the team’s rules.

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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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