If you are into schadenfreude and what to embrace the horror that is the Atlanta Braves' 2025 season so far, these are the moments for you.

LSU signee Briggs McKenzie heard his name called in the 2025 MLB Draft on Monday with the Atlanta Braves selecting the left-handed pitcher at No. 127. McKenzie,

LSU baseball's signing class took a hit as the Atlanta Braves made a strong offer to left-handed pitcher Briggs McKenzie.

The Atlanta Braves could match up on a trade involving Sean Murphy with a surprising NL West contender, but only under certain conditions.

Spencer Strider thought it was a foul ball. Jorbit Vivas seemed to think he could advance to third base unchallenged. And Ronald Acuña Jr. again did what would be deemed the unthinkable for most players.

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Braves manager Brian Snitker reflects on his playing days in Savannah as Atlanta opens the second half of the season with a win over the Yankees.

It has been a painfully frustrating season for Atlanta Braves baseball. From the 0-7 hole to start, to losing one player after another to the injured list, to whatever it is the coaching staff is being paid to do,