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The Braves’ 2026 season ends with a 4–1 Game 4 loss to the Dodgers and a 3–1 NLDS defeat, highlighted by Atlanta’s .145/.259/.242 series line and minimal extra-base production outside Ozzie Albies and Michael Harris. Lindsay Crosby argues the club underachieved based on roster names yet overachieved given injuries and below-average season offense while still winning 94 games and the division. He outlines key offseason evaluations—especially Austin Riley’s post-surgery struggles and Ronald Acuña Jr.’s health/extension outlook—plus concerns about Drake Baldwin, shortstop options with multiple free agents, and rotation depth. Crosby discusses potential moves like re-signing Tyler Mahle, adding multiple starters, and notes upcoming changes including a new hitting coach and continued offseason coverage amid a possible lockout.
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The Atlanta Braves need a win over the Los Angeles Dodgers to continue their season, and they're giving trade deadline acquisition Tyler Mahle the ball for game four of the NLDS as they look to stave off elimination. Here is your fifteen-minute scouting report for today's game.
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Chris Sale was hit hard but limited the Dodgers to three runs as Atlanta’s offense managed only one, failing to capitalize on a bases-loaded chance while Yoshinobu Yamamoto dominated over seven innings. LA leads the series 2-1 with more homers, and key Braves bats (Acuña, Olson, Baldwin, Riley) have struggled. Atlanta faces elimination with Glasnow vs Mahle, who has a 16-inning scoreless streak vs the Dodgers, but the Braves must score.
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The Atlanta Braves are back home for game thre of the NLDS with ace Chris Sale on the mound, but he's facing off with fellow ace Yoshinobu Yamamoto of the Los Angeles Dodgers. Here is your fifteen-minute scouting report for today's game.
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Walt Weiss explains why the Braves held Chris Sale for Game 3 to avoid two diminished short-rest starts, preserving a chance for a full-strength start now and possible Game 5 relief. Sale praises Atlanta’s calm bullpen, including Ray Kerr and Didier Fuentes, and backs Ronald Acuña Jr. The episode adds context to Atlanta’s postseason offense (top-4 wRC+, high walk rate) despite key struggles, then argues the Game 5 bullpen plan should change by limiting Grant Holmes and Dylan Lee and leaning more on Kerr and Dylan Dodd.
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Atlanta split the first two NLDS games in Los Angeles by winning Game 2 (3–2) with a third straight bullpen game, setting up a best-of-three with home field at Truist Park. Lindsay Crosby explains why Walt Weiss didn’t chase Game 1 from behind and why he chose not to start Chris Sale on regular calendar rest, preferring a fully rested Sale for Game 3. The episode breaks down key bullpen moments (Ray Kerr, Robert Suárez, Didier Fuentes) and Michael Harris’ big night, while stressing Atlanta must get more production from the top of the order to beat the Dodgers.
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The Atlanta Braves don't have ace Chris Sale for a game two start, so Ray Kerr is being asked to reprise his Wild Card opener role against the Los Angeles Dodgers in game two. Here is your fifteen-minute scouting report for today's game.
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The Atlanta Braves are ready for a hot and steamy game one of the NLDS, with temperatures of nearly 100° in Los Angeles for first pitch against Tarik Skubal and the Dodgers. Here is your fifteen-minute scouting report for today's game.
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Braves Today host Lindsay Crosby previews Atlanta’s NLDS matchup with the Dodgers, emphasizing LA’s major advantages in rotation depth, lineup health, and preparation time. He breaks down the tough pitching slate (Tarik Skubal, Blake Snell, Yoshinobu Yamamoto, Tyler Glasnow), notes Atlanta’s struggles vs lefties and Lane Thomas’ uncertain status, and explains the Braves’ path: keep games close, capitalize on rare chances, and disrupt LA’s “plan A” with messy, creative bullpen usage and high-leverage intensity Atlanta has practiced through recent must-win games.
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Atlanta beats Philadelphia 6-2 in a winner-take-all Game 3 to advance to the NLDS vs. the Dodgers. Ray Kerr delivers 3.1 shutout innings as an opener, the bullpen holds, and Chris Sale slams the door in relief. Michael Harris’ early homer sparks the offense, with key contributions throughout. The episode also examines looming Phillies roster and contract shakeups.
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