The reigning National League MVP is at it again. Coming off the first 40-70 season in MLB history, Ronald Acuña Jr. has 10 steals, which is one behind Elly De La Cruz for the league lead. However, Acuna stole his 190th career base on Monday setting a new franchise record for the Atlanta Braves. Acuña surpassed the Atlanta era record previously held by Rafael Furcal with 189 … [Read more...] about Reigning NL MVP Makes History by Setting Braves Franchise Record
Injured All-Star Pitcher Sounds Off About Arm Injuries
The Atlanta Braves received some good news over the weekend. The damage to Spencer Strider‘s UCL was caused by a bone fragment that became lodged in it. He’ll miss the rest of the year but could return in around 12 months instead of after the 2025 All-Star break. Orthopaedic surgeon Dr. Keith Meister, the Texas Rangers team physician who specializes in elbow surgeries, was … [Read more...] about Injured All-Star Pitcher Sounds Off About Arm Injuries
Braves All-Star Second Baseman Could Return as Soon as Friday
David O’Brien of The Athletic reports that Ozzie Albies has begun swinging a bat and could return from the 10-day injured list when first eligible on Friday. However, if he’s not ready to go friday, his return would like come soon after. Albies suffered a fractured right toe when he was hit by a pitch a week ago. Luis Guillorme and David Fletcher have been handling second base … [Read more...] about Braves All-Star Second Baseman Could Return as Soon as Friday
Breaking: Braves Ace has UCL Surgery, Will Miss Remainder of the Season
Right-handed pitcher Spencer Strider underwent UCL surgery on Friday and will miss the remainder of the 2024 season. Dr. Keith Meister in Arlington, Texas, performed the surgery, which repaired the ulnar collateral ligament in his right elbow with an internal brace. It’s certainly a big loss for the Atlanta Braves, as Strider is an electric pitcher to watch in MLB. His … [Read more...] about Breaking: Braves Ace has UCL Surgery, Will Miss Remainder of the Season
50 Years Ago, Hank Aaron Broke the Unbreakable Record
April 8, 1974. Atlanta Braves icon Henry Aaron hit career home run number 715, surpassing the MLB home run record by New York Yankees legend Babe Ruth. It was a record thought unbreakable, but Hank Aaron found a way. Baseball’s numbers are important. Mention 714 home runs, a 56-game hitting streak, or seven no-hitters, and even the most casual fan will know what you’re talking … [Read more...] about 50 Years Ago, Hank Aaron Broke the Unbreakable Record