The dominant return of Ronald Acuna Jr. during Friday's Braves-Padres game was unfortunately overshadowed by one of the most embarrassing base-running blunders you'll see this season. In the bottom of the ninth when Atlanta was down 2-1,

Braves go into an entertaining weekend series against the Padres with one of their most popular bats returning to the lineup.

The Atlanta Braves have cut ties with former All-Star Orlando Arcia in a stunning roster move. Here are the details.

The Atlanta Braves got one of the biggest stars in baseball back on Friday. Outfielder Ronald Acuña Jr. appeared in just 49 games last season after winning the

On Friday, the former National League Most Valuable Player sent one into orbit on the very first pitch he saw against the San Diego Padres. San Diego starter Nick Pivetta threw a 93 MPH four-seam fastball against Acuna, who hit it for a 467-foot blast, as the crowd at Truist Park in Atlanta went into pandemonium.

Chipper Jones and The Big Three are among the Braves who bring Cooperstown credentials to this star-studded squad.

By blasting a leadoff home run in the Atlanta Braves' showdown with the San Diego Padres, Ronald Acuña Jr. accomplished a feat never before seen in MLB history.

The Braves showed no mercy on struggling shortstop Orlando Arcia. After reinstating Ronald Acuna Jr. from the injured list on Friday, the Braves designated Arcia for assignment to make room for the star outfielder. Arcia, 30, has been ice cold to start the 2025 season, batting just .194 with a .445 OPS through 14 games.