Mark Bowman is a Beat Reporter at https://t.co/8197IOPYmN, where he has covered the Braves since 2001. His work primarily focuses on team sports, particularly within Major League Baseball, while also touching on themes related to competitive sports and the sports business. Mark's insights and reporting have been featured in various outlets, including BLOX Digital, FOX 13 Tampa Bay, and Major League Baseball (MLB).
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By: Mark Bowman
ATLANTA -- Grant Holmes extended the recent success of Atlanta’s rotation and Austin Riley provided a reminder of how much stronger the Braves could be if he finally does his thing over the season’s final two months. There was a lot of negative noise surrounding the Braves when they didn’t
ATLANTA — Had the Braves added the frontline starter their fans were seeking before Monday’s trade deadline, Grant Holmes would have likely been going to the bullpen within the next week.
By: Mark Bowman
ATLANTA -- Matt Olson has played more consecutive games than all but seven players in Major League history. Olson passed Hall of Famer Stan Musial and gained sole possession of eighth place on the all-time list when he played in his 896th consecutive game against the Marlins on Wednesday night
By: Mark Bowman
ATLANTA -- Remember when the Braves lost 19 of their last 28 games before the All-Star break? How about when they didn’t land a frontline starting pitcher before Monday’s Trade Deadline? While that latter issue might prove problematic in October, there is currently plenty of reason to be excited about
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By: Mark Bowman
ATLANTA -- Ronald Acuña Jr. has homered off the Marlins as frequently as he has any other team. But this marked the first time he literally homered off two Marlins. Acuña recorded one of the wackiest home runs you will see during the third inning of Thursday night’s game against
By: Mark Bowman
ATLANTA -- Ronald Acuña Jr. has homered off plenty of Marlins pitchers. One that he’ll never forget is the home run he hit -- literally -- off a pair of Miami outfielders in an 11-3 win on Thursday night at Truist Park. Acuña’s eighth-inning homer barely cleared the right-field wall.
ATLANTA — Ronald Acuña Jr. has homered off plenty of Marlins pitchers. But one that he’ll never forget is the home run he hit -- literally -- off a pair of Miami outfielders in an 11-3 win on Thursday night at Truist Park.
NEW YORK – Chris Sale will attempt to strengthen his Cy Young Award candidacy when he makes his second straight start in New York City. Thanks to a pair of recent off-days, Sale will be pitching with an extra five days of rest when he starts against the Yankees on
