Was interested in seeing how the Braves stack up against the two World Series teams in sprint speed: 1. Brewers - 28.1 ft/sec 11. Rays - 27.5 ft/sec 29. Braves - 27.0 ft/sec This season, the Braves moved on from the 4th (Eli White) and 5th (Jorge Mateo) fastest players in MLB

The 2021 Braves hit 23 home runs in the Postseason The Brewers and Rays have 19 combined home runs this Postseason

Before you get excited about the Braves signing top free agents, I challenge you to think about massive deals the Braves have shelled out in FA in the 21st century

This is one of the worst takes I’ve seen on this app Some people treat sports like a reality TV show or drama instead of a sports league

If you're a Rays fan you gotta just turn the TV off and not even watch Game 4

Braves Arizona Fall League Numbers: Tate Southisene 🎥 (MLB #58, ATL No #3) 10 for 30 | .941 OPS | 7 BB | 8 Ks Briggs McKenzie (ATL #8) 14.0 IP | 9 ER | 12 H | 16 Ks | 9 BBs Owen Carey (ATL #21) 9 for 30 | .895 OPS Isaiah Drake (ATL #29) 7 for 33 | 3 SB | .490 OPS Owen Hackman 8.0 IP | 1 ER | 4 H | 4 Ks | 2 BBs

Braves fWAR from LF by Year: (MLB Rank) 2026: 0.6 (24th) 2025: -0.4 (26th) 2024: -0.3 (24th) 2023: 1.8 (17th) 2022: 0.4 (27th) 2021: 1.0 (16th) 2020: 0.2 (22nd) 2019: 1.6 (15th) 2018: 2.9 (10th) 2017: -1.6 (30th) 2016: -0.3 (26th) 2015: -1.3 (29th) The last time they ranked better than 10th was 2013 (8th), when Justin Upton led the way with 2.5 fWAR

Mauricio Dubón defensively in 2026: 4 FRV | 6 OAA | 6 DRS Dubón is one of this year's Gold Glove nominees as a utility player

Braves fans: if you were GM today, what would be your main priority this offseason? And give me specific targets, or Braves you want to move on from Off limits: re-signing Dubón/Mahle

Braves fWAR by Position in 2026: (MLB Ranks) C: 1.5 (23rd) 1B: 3.9 (4th) 2B: 1.1 (21st) 3B: 1.2 (21st) SS: 0.6 (27th) LF: 0.6 (24th) CF: 4.3 (4th) RF: 3.2 (8th) DH: 0.2 (18th) SP: 10.7 (17th) RP: 4.9 (12th)

Team can win World Series with a win 3-run home run in the 3rd inning to take a 3-0 lead Two completely different results

How does the Dodgers getting swept in the NLCS affect insurance premiums across the United States?

The Braves and Dodgers had the same amount of wins in the Postseason this year

The Dodgers spent around $100M per loss in the NLCS this year They're just smarter, better, and tougher

The Los Angeles Dodgers officially became the most expensive roster in the history of baseball to be swept in a Postseason series.

There is not a single fanbase on Earth that deserved to be swept quite like the Los Angeles Dodgers Most insufferable fanbase I've interacted with on this app. Just THE most hostile group of humans on social media May this dynasty rest in piss