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Matt Olson made his latest two deposits at Citizens Bank Park on Thursday night, it looked as if the Braves had legitimately rekindled their hopes for a seventh straight division title. But that excitement was quickly replaced with the frustration created by squandering a four-run sixth-inning lead.
By: Mark Bowman
PHILADELPHIA -- Orlando Arcia further angered some Phillies fans when he playfully looked at Bryce Harper after hitting a home run last week in Atlanta. But it appears the Braves shortstop relishes the villain role. Arcia gladly drew some boos while enjoying his second career multihomer game in a 7-2
By: Mark Bowman
PHILADELPHIA -- Orlando Arcia was asked if he could hear the boos that he elicited while producing his second career multihomer game in the Braves’ 7-2 win over the Phillies on Friday night at Citizens Bank Park. “I think the whole world could hear it,” a laughing Arcia said through
By: Mark Bowman
PHILADELPHIA -- Michael Harris II showed great range and created some suspense while making an incredible catch during the seventh inning of the Braves' game against the Phillies on Saturday night at Citizens Bank Park. Harris’ thievery of an Austin Hays homer began as he turned to his left and
By: Mark Bowman
This story was excerpted from Mark Bowman’s Braves Beat newsletter. To read the full newsletter, click here. And subscribe to get it regularly in your inbox.
By: Mark Bowman
ATLANTA -- Whit Merrifield felt fortunate to pass all of the concussion tests that were performed after he was hit behind his left ear with a 94.5 mph fastball in the Braves’ 3-0 win over the Rockies on Tuesday night at Truist Park. But the Braves second baseman was still
By: Mark Bowman
ATLANTA -- Braves manager Brian Snitker liked Michael Harris II as a leadoff hitter, then he didn’t, but now he does again. “It can be really good for us,” Snitker said. “I liked it there in the beginning and then it didn’t seem right. Now, it feels right again.”
ATLANTA -- A few hours after A.J. Minter used crutches to slowly get to the outfield grass for this year’s team picture, Braves manager Brian Snitker made another questionable decision that further highlighted how quickly his bullpen depth has evaporated. Or maybe, the problem was the inconsistent offense that was
ATLANTA -- If this is Max Fried 's final season in Atlanta, it might as well end like each of his first six full MLB seasons, with a trip to the playoffs.
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