FanGraphs’ contract estimates give Atlanta several paths to more than 300 projected innings, but only some preserve enough ...
On Monday, we established that the Braves have plenty of pitchers capable of starting games. What they don’t have is 900 innings’ worth of pitchers I’d actually feel comfortable planning the season ...
Atlanta has plenty of pitchers who can start. What it actually needs is roughly 200 dependable (and high-quality) innings ...
Atlanta traded William Contreras for the older, safer and more complete catcher. Then both of the deal’s central ...
Tate Southisene’s swing changes, Atlanta’s hitting-coach question, and the other Braves stories worth catching up on this ...
Welcome back to the Friday mailbag. I’m still working on the backlog of questions, where we got over 50 submitted via email. (If you have one to submit, you can email me at contact@bravestoday.com - ...
(Anthopoulogy is Braves Today’s running series in which we step into the shoes of President of Baseball Operations Alex Anthopoulos and evaluate one roster-construction question at a time.) ...
In May 1924, Walter Shewhart handed his supervisor at Bell Telephone Laboratories a short memo containing a simple graph. The graph became known as a control chart, and it changed how manufacturers ...
In retrospect, Alex Anthopoulos should probably be credited for his honesty. It would have been really easy to offer the familiar offseason reassurances about struggling third baseman Austin Riley: He ...
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