Longtime Braves reliever Jesse Chavez, 41, has officially retired after 16 MLB seasons and six stints with Atlanta.

One week out from the Speedway Classic between the Atlanta Braves and Cincinnati Reds, MLB has unveiled the first look at the baseball field that will be used.

The Atlanta Braves are one step closer to being back to full health. They announced on Friday morning that they have reinstated Austin Riley from the 10-day injured list and optioned Nacho Alvarez Jr. back to Triple-A in a corresponding move.

On Tuesday, the Tampa Bay Rays announced that second baseman Brandon Lowe has been placed on the 10-day injured list with left foot and ankle tendinitis, retroactive to July 20. In a corresponding move,

Michael Harris II's resurgence is a bright spot for the struggling Atlanta Braves. His improved batting and stellar defense are worth noting.

As the MLB trade deadline nears, Marcell Ozuna is a top candidate to be dealt by the struggling Braves, with the Detroit Tigers emerging as a logical landing spot for the power-hitting DH.

With rumors surrounding the Atlanta Braves ahead of the trade deadline, the latest reports provide more insight into the type of deals the team is not interested in making. While some within the baseball world predicted a boring trade deadline for the Braves, it could ultimately be the case.

The Atlanta Braves will face the Cincinnati Reds on August 2nd, in the Speedway Classic, as the two teams take the field at one of NASCAR's most famous tracks.

Former Atlanta Braves World Series champion pitcher Jesse Chavez announced his retirement on Thursday after spending parts of 18 seasons in the big leagues with

Atlanta Braves' top pitching prospect JR Ritchie could be the next big thing to join the major league rotation. Could it happen in 2025?