• Braves set for heavy dose of division foes

    The Braves enter the season's final month in prime position to allow manager Bobby Cox to make one more run through the postseason before he concludes his highly-successful managerial career.

  • Damage in first too much for Hudson

    Tim Hudson surrendered four hits during the two-run first inning that gave Johan Santana enough support to help the Mets claim a 4-2 win over the Braves on Thursday night at Turner Field.

  • Bauman: Hinske says Braves built for October

    Eric Hinske has made valuable contributions to three straight championship teams. Now he's with the Braves, where he could end up making valuable contributions to a fourth straight championship team.

  • Freeman among six AFL-bound prospects

    Freddie Freeman headlines the cast of Braves prospects who will play for the Phoenix Desert Dogs in this year's Arizona Fall League.

  • Glaus, McLouth look for playing time

    The Braves once viewed Troy Glaus and Nate McLouth as two of their most important everyday players. But as the club marches into the thick of a pennant race, those two former All-Stars will seemingly be fighting for playing time.

  • Callup worth the wait for Proctor

    Five months after realizing that he needed much more time than expected to return from Tommy John surgery, Scott Proctor has finally returned to the Majors with the Braves.

  • Hudson, Pujols tops in NL for August

    Braves right-hander Tim Hudson and Cardinals first baseman Albert Pujols were honored Thursday as the top pitcher and player in the National League for the month of August.

  • Freeman thrust right into Braves' lineup

    When Freddie Freeman arrived Wednesday afternoon on and saw his name in the Braves' starting lineup, he laughed and wondered which of his new teammates had chosen to pull a prank on him during his first day as a Major Leaguer.

  • Hanson, Braves cruise to fifth straight win

    Tommy Hanson allowed just one hit over seven innings, and gained all the support he needed from the red-hot Jason Heyward while helping the Braves claim Wednesday night's 4-1 win over the Mets.

  • After 14 years, Boscan gets called to Majors

    When J.C. Boscan signed his first professional contract with the Braves on July 2, 1996, Chipper Jones was in the midst of his second full Major League season and a 29-year-old right-hander named John Smoltz was on his way to capturing the National League's Cy Young Award.

  • NLDS tickets go on sale Sept. 9

    The Braves will begin selling National League Division Series tickets Sept. 9 at 9 a.m. ET. Ticket prices for the Division Series range from $15-$80.

  • Moylan encouraged by latest outing

    Peter Moylan produced reason for encouragement when he concluded Tuesday night's 9-2 win over the Mets with a perfect 10-pitch ninth inning.

  • With Lowe ailing, Kawakami to start Friday

    After receiving a cortisone shot Sunday, Derek Lowe believed he was just a few days away from feeling relief behind his right elbow. When that relief hadn't yet been realized Wednesday, he told the Braves that he won't be ready to start Friday.

  • Affable Ross delivers big blow as Braves roll

    While drilling a rare triple and producing an even rarer grand slam during Tuesday night's 9-2 win over the Mets, David Ross provided a glimpse of why his Braves teammates consider him to be the game's most valuable backup catcher.

  • Bauman: Lee fitting in nicely in Atlanta

    The Braves know there's always room for improvement, and that could come in more run production from the middle of the lineup. The past two nights, it appeared that Derrek Lee was putting himself in a position to provide at least some of that improvement.

  • Prospect Freeman gets called to The Show

    Freddie Freeman was named the International League's Rookie of the Year on Tuesday. When the Braves continue their four-game series against the Mets on Wednesday, Freeman will make his much-anticipated arrival to the Major League level.

  • Lowe dealing with right elbow discomfort

    Braves right-hander Derek Lowe revealed Tuesday afternoon that he has been bothered by discomfort behind his right elbow for about six weeks.

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