Braves Today

Drake Baldwin returned with a 473-foot leadoff homer—the longest MLB home run this season—as Braves-Giants game one was suspended after 1.5 innings due to worsening rain and an unplayable field. Lindsay Crosby explains the decision-making process between the Braves and umpires, outlines today’s 2:00 PM resumption and 7:15 PM nightcap, and questions Atlanta’s plan to bullpen game one while J.R. Ritchie starts game two under the 27th-man roster rules. The episode also breaks down Grant Holmes’ rough, weather-impacted two innings, Michael Harris’ exit with lower back tightness, and potential roster moves for fresh arms.

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The Atlanta Braves are hoping that activating injured catcher Drake Baldwin (oblique) for tonight's opener against the San Francisco Giants is exactly the boost they'll need to avoid a third consecutive series loss. Here is your fifteen-minute scouting report for today's game.

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Drake Baldwin is activated off the IL after a brief rehab stint, boosting Atlanta’s lineup and replacing a struggling catcher group. Lindsay Crosby breaks down Baldwin’s elite offensive numbers, potential leadoff role, and lineup construction questions. The show also covers Spencer Strider’s MRI results (inflammation, no ligament damage), a four-week shutdown plan, and roster implications. Finally, a preview of the Giants series: San Francisco’s poor record, key hot hitters, pitching matchups, and why a sweep isn’t guaranteed.

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The Braves drop two straight series, including losing two of three to the Mets, and Spencer Strider leaves his start with declining velocity and is placed on the IL with right elbow inflammation, heading to Dr. Keith Meister for evaluation. The episode breaks down what that could mean, the risks of additional UCL procedures, and Atlanta’s short-term rotation plan with J.R. Ritchie stepping in, plus potential reinforcements and trade considerations. It also highlights Atlanta’s ugly weekend offense (nine runs, few extra-base hits), notes key cold bats like Austin Riley, and looks ahead to a vulnerable upcoming schedule while the Braves still hold a sizable division lead.

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The Atlanta Braves, after sixty-eight games, are FINALLY getting a chance to face off with their divisional rival from New York in the Mets. Here is your fifteen-minute scouting report for today's game.

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Heidi Watney, sideline reporter for Apple TV, joins the show to preview tonight's Braves/Mets series opener and the starting pitcher matchup of Spencer Strider vs Nolan McLean, New York's season so far, and more!

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The Braves finally face the 2026 Mets after 68 games, and New York enters 30–38, last in the NL East, with the hardest remaining schedule and poor results in one-run games. The episode recaps a turbulent Mets offseason (Alonso and Díaz leaving, Nimmo and McNeil traded, additions like Luis Robert, Freddy Peralta, Bo Bichette, Devin Williams, and Luke Weaver) and a long injury list including Lindor, Robert, Senga, and others. Many veterans are underperforming, while call-ups like Carson Benge, A.J. Ewing, and Jared Young have provided sparks. The rotation is thin, with Peralta and McLean highlighted and one starter TBD, and the bullpen has been shaky despite talent. Lindsay makes his series pick, favoring Atlanta due to roster advantages and better clubhouse chemistry.

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The Atlanta Braves are looking to avoid being swept by the Chicago White Sox in a battle of lefties - Martín Pérez gets the ball for Atlanta, opposed by Chicago's Anthony Kay. Here is your fifteen-minute scouting report for today's game.

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Ronald Acuña Jr. and Tyler Kinley hit the IL, Carlos Carrasco is DFA’d, and Atlanta loses 2–1 to the White Sox despite a high-velo Chris Sale start and continued lack of run support. The Braves add Rowdy Tellez for a lefty bench bat, DFA Jhancaarlos Lara, and call up James Karinchak and rookie J.R. Ritchie for bullpen work. The episode also examines Ha-Seong Kim’s struggles, reduced playing time, and the roster risk if injuries force him into a larger role, plus a weather lookahead for Chicago.

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The Atlanta Braves have ace Chris Sale on the mound as they look to even up their series against the Chicago White Sox in Chicago's Rate Field on Wednesday night. Here is your fifteen-minute scouting report for today's game.

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