Matt Powers is a journalist at Battery Power, covering Braves minor leagues and the MLB draft. His work often intersects with themes of sports and technology, showcasing insights into competitive sports and the evolving landscape of sports business. Matt's writing has been featured in various publications, including Knowledia, Yahoo Sports, and Channel Futures.
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Matt Powers' coverage is predominantly focused on local sports, particularly baseball with a focus on the Atlanta Braves and Minor League Baseball. His articles mainly consist of player reviews and announcements.
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The Atlanta Braves minor league pitching has seen some change, and struggles this season.
Cade Kuehler ran his streak of scoreless starts up to three with Saturday's effort.
By: Brady Petree, Gaurav Vedak, Matt Powers
We've got to keep up with the trends, so here's an updated top 30 prospect list. Normally this is a series that we update after the draft, and then again upon the end of the season.
A tough day on the farm on Saturday for the Braves system, but Manuel Campos had a big day at the plate.
A look at the Atlanta Braves prospects to watch on the DSL Braves squad.
Two prominent names from the 2026 class are heading Atlanta's way in this newest mock draft
Two prominent names from the 2026 class are heading Atlanta’s way in this newest mock draft
Eric Hartman homered not once, but twice on Saturday to give him 15 on the season.
An updated composite consensus ranking of the Top 200 prospects in the 2026 MLB Draft from seven industry sources.
Some of the youngest prospects in the Braves system shined on Monday.
