Without Tanner Houck, Red Sox bullpen can’t come through in 11th-inning loss to Braves BOSTON — The Red Sox’ bullpen went unaddressed at the trade deadline last Tuesday. A week later, it cost them again. Boston Herald · Aug 10, 2022
SA government urged to address housing crisis by woman who has spent years being homeless Jennifer Harris has spent almost one fifth of her life without a home and now fears the same for her son. SA's government is now calling for more private property owners to consider opening their homes for social housing. ABC News · Aug 2, 2022
Michael Cunningham: Depleted farm leaves Braves with fewer trade assets than NL rivals ATLANTA — When Alex Anthopoulos made trades last summer, the goal was to give the Braves a chance to win a fourth consecutive National League East title and then see what happens in the postseason. The Braves are shoo-ins to play in the postseason this year, so any moves the… Tribune News Service · Jul 27, 2022
Five observations on the Braves after the first half of the 2022 season WASHINGTON — The Braves on Sunday lost to Washington, 7-3, at Nationals Park. Atlanta, which is 2 ½ games behind the first-place Mets, closed the first half at 56-38. Tribune News Service · Jul 18, 2022
Rookie Michael Harris does it all in Braves’ win over Nationals Michael Harris wowed all spectators – as he often does – in the Braves’ 5-4 win over Washington on Thursday at Nationals Park. Tribune News Service · Jul 15, 2022
Despite rally, Braves lose series finale in Cincinnati CINCINNATI — With his team down to its final out, Michael Harris, the reigning National League Rookie of the Month, stepped to the plate. He has had many big moments since the Braves called him up a little more than a month ago. Tribune News Service · Jul 3, 2022
Spencer Strider leads Braves past Reds, 4-1 CINCINNATI — The Braves on Saturday defeated the Reds, 4-1, to take the series at Great American Ball Park. Atlanta goes for the sweep on Sunday. Tribune News Service · Jul 3, 2022
Phillies’ bats come alive against Braves to close out June on a high note PHILADELPHIA — The Phillies offense looked lifeless on Wednesday night. They drove in only one run and four hits. On Thursday, they woke up, put on their powder blues, and decided to score a season-high 14 runs in a 14-4 win over the Atlanta Braves. The Philadelphia Inquirer · Jul 1, 2022
Conservative cancel culture hits Idaho Boise State University keeps capitulating to right-wing complaints Salon · Jun 29, 2022
Michael Cunningham: Young Braves will be championship contenders for a while Their 349-264 record since the start of the 2018 season ranks fifth best in the majors behind the Dodgers, Yankees, Astros and Rays. The Braves are the only team from that group to win four consecutive division titles. Only the Dodgers, with two pennants and one championship, bested the Braves’… Tribune News Service · Jun 22, 2022
ACT taxi subsidy scheme 'hampered by lack of clarity' It's unclear whether the scheme is meeting the needs or expectations of the community. The Canberra Times · Jun 14, 2022
Braves mash their way past Nationals for 13th straight win WASHINGTON — The majors’ longest winning streak this season continued on Tuesday, when the Braves handled the Nationals, 10-4, for their 13th straight win. Tribune News Service · Jun 14, 2022
Understandably, Braves’ farm system isn’t what it used to be The Braves are reigning World Series champions largely thanks to their farm system that developed stars such as Austin Riley, Ozzie Albies, Max Fried, Ronald Acuna and Ian Anderson, among many others. While the Braves wouldn’t have engineered their unforeseen October run without a historically great trade deadline, the core… Tribune News Service · Apr 14, 2022
Kyle Gibson sees progress as he tries to control his newest pitch - a cutter NORTH PORT, Fla. — When Kyle Gibson was asked if he’d like to make a road start versus the Atlanta Braves on Sunday afternoon, his answer was an immediate “yes.” The Phillies right-handed starter had spent his entire offseason trying to throw his cutter to both sides of the plate,… The Philadelphia Inquirer · Mar 20, 2022