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#1
Who will hit ninth for the Braves most often in 2026?
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sports1d ago

Who will hit ninth for the Braves most often in 2026?

https://www.batterypower.com/atlanta-braves-discussion/126619/who-will-hit-ninth-for-the-braves-most-often-in-2026-daily-question
Batterypower.com
  • Mauricio Dubon appears to be the chosen ninth hitter in early Braves Spring Training lineups.
  • The ninth slot may stay with Dubon if he remains a reliable fill-in for Ha-Seong Kim.
  • Kim is expected back eventually, which could affect who bats ninth.
  • The discussion centers on whether the ninth spot will remain with Dubon or switch to another player.
  • Spring Training context frames the discussion around 2026 lineup expectations.
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Slam shows Acuña's ready for Classic; will it launch another MVP campaign?
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sports1d ago

Slam shows Acuña's ready for Classic; will it launch another MVP campaign?

https://www.mlb.com/news/ronald-acuna-jr-discusses-2026-world-baseball-classic
Mlb.com
  • Acuña Jr. said the World Baseball Classic helps him get ready for the season by facing top competition and heightens his excitement for 2026.
  • Acuña cited his prior WBC experience as a catalyst for his MVP season, noting preparation and competition sharpened his game.
  • Braves manager Walt Weiss said the WBC environment accelerates players’ readiness for the season.
  • Acuña intends to honor Venezuela and teammates as he joins his WBC squad from Braves camp.
  • Acuña finished his prior WBC with a .337 average, 41 homers, 73 stolen bases, and a 1.012 OPS.
  • Acuña will join fellow Braves stars Albies, Profar, Tromp, and Alvarez Jr. on WBC duties this spring.
  • The Netherlands will face Venezuela in Pool D to open play in Miami during the 2026 WBC.
  • Acuña’s prior WBC experience is seen as a predictor of his potential 2026 impact for Venezuela and the Braves.
  • The WBC features strong competition, with teams like the Dominican Republic and USA among participants discussed in the article.
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#3
Braves Send Strong Message About Lineup's Offensive Firepower
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sports16h ago

Braves Send Strong Message About Lineup's Offensive Firepower

https://www.si.com/mlb/braves/onsi/news/braves-send-strong-message-about-lineup-offensive-firepower
Si.com
  • Braves beat the Red Sox 15-? in a spring training game with a multi-homer attack, including a grand slam by Ronald Acuña Jr.
  • Chris Sale noted the outing helped take pressure off after giving up long balls during his start.
  • Braves' bench depth and versatile at-bats show depth beyond the regulars, boosting confidence for the season.
  • The Braves project sustained offense if players remain healthy, potentially approaching 230 home runs in a strong season.
  • The team anticipates lineup flexibility as key players head to the World Baseball Classic.
  • Next Braves game is on the road in Sarasota against the Orioles with 1:05 p.m. EST first pitch.
  • Harrison Smajovits provides coverage of the Braves, noting depth and bench contributions.
  • The article frames the spring performance as a sign of a 'sleeping giant' waking for the Braves.
  • The piece emphasizes the offense could be potent even with some players in the WBC.
  • Today’s game underscored the importance of depth, with multiple hitters contributing.
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JR Ritchie Delivers Electric Day for Braves in Latest Outing
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sports14h ago

JR Ritchie Delivers Electric Day for Braves in Latest Outing

https://www.si.com/mlb/braves/onsi/news/jr-ritchie-s-delivers-electric-day-braves-latest-outing
Si.com
  • Ritchie threw two innings in spring training, allowing a solo homer and one baserunner with five strikeouts.
  • Velocity and mix stood out, with fastball in the 94–96 mph range and whiffs on multiple pitches.
  • Ritchie remains in contention for a major league rotation spot, though not yet the favorite.
  • Ritchie’s recent rise includes a jump from High-A to Triple-A and recognition as a top prospect.
  • Weiss highlighted the mental hurdle of returning from Tommy John as Ritchie grows healthier.
  • The Braves plan to continue monitoring Ritchie’s progression with more extended outings.
  • The article notes Ritchie’s spring performance as part of a broader Braves prospect evaluation.
  • The piece emphasizes Ritchie’s potential exposure to top Braves hitters in the spring context.
  • The article includes background on Weiss’s comments about players in the room being in play.
  • Ritchie’s latest outing is framed within his prior rewards, including Futures Game and IL recognition.
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Alex Cora Doesn't Sugarcoat Red Sox's Chris Sale Trade Decision
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sports10h ago

Alex Cora Doesn't Sugarcoat Red Sox's Chris Sale Trade Decision

https://www.si.com/mlb/red-sox/onsi/boston-red-sox-news/alex-cora-doesn-t-sugarcoat-red-sox-s-chris-sale-trade-decision-jackson3
Si.com
  • Cora says the Red Sox trade decision was made for a forward-looking path and has worked out well for both sides.
  • Sale has continued to excel after the trade, helping Atlanta while Boston rebuilt its rotation with new faces.
  • Cora highlighted Sale as a former ace who delivered in Boston's 2018 World Series run.
  • Cora expects Sale to continue being effective, noting his success in Atlanta today.
  • Boston and Atlanta are set to face each other later in the season, offering another test of the trade’s impact.
  • Sale signed a $27 million extension for next year with a $30 million club option for 2028.
  • The piece profiles Jackson Roberts, who writes about the Red Sox for Sports Illustrated.
  • The article mentions the 2018 World Series title as a milestone in Sale's career with Boston.
  • The report notes the feedback from Boston Globe writer Alex Speier about Cora's comments.
  • The piece claims the trade helped both teams adjust their rosters for the future.
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#6
Braves May Not Get Old Spencer Strider Again...But That's OK
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sports7h ago

Braves May Not Get Old Spencer Strider Again...But That's OK

https://www.si.com/mlb/braves/onsi/analysis/braves-may-not-see-get-old-spencer-strider-again-ok
Si.com
  • Spencer Strider pitched two innings in spring training, allowing one earned run with two hits and two strikeouts.
  • He mixed in curveball and changeup after an initial fastball focus, signaling continued evolution of his repertoire.
  • Manager Walt Weiss signaled that Strider is rebuilding himself with a stronger emphasis on secondary pitches while maintaining fastball relevance.
  • Strider aims to leverage movement and locate pitches while gradually handling reduced velocity.
  • The Braves expect a few more spring starts before the regular season as Strider continues to develop.
  • Chris Sale praised Strider’s work ethic and preparation as a key factor in his ongoing development.
  • The Braves return to North Port for a game against the Rays with a 1:05 p.m. first pitch.
  • Harrison Smajovits is the Braves' reporter; he also covers the Florida Gators and the Tampa Bay Lightning.
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Red Sox Notes: Anthony, Casas, Crawford
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sports3h ago

Red Sox Notes: Anthony, Casas, Crawford

https://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2026/02/red-sox-notes-anthony-casas-crawford.html
Mlbtraderumors.com
  • Anthony and Rafaela collided in a Spring Training game, but both avoided serious injury and returned to the lineup soon after.
  • Alex Cora blamed lack of communication for the collision, saying players must call it when appropriate.
  • Triston Casas remains rehabing from a torn patellar tendon and is not a candidate for Opening Day.
  • Boston added Patrick Sandoval and Kutter Crawford to bolster the rotation, with Crawford returning from a knee injury.
  • Sandoval sat at 93.7 mph with his four-seamer in 2024 and is coming back after elbow strain in 2024.
  • Willson Contreras is mentioned as part of roster depth at first base.
  • Romy Gonzalez projects at first base for depth, with Andruw Monasterio also in the mix.
  • Boston’s spring schedule concludes March 24 against the Twins.
  • The article highlights roster depth and versatility amid spring performances.
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