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Braves attack Eury Perez early and Marlins have no answer

ATLANTA — Eury Perez watched from the top of the Miami Marlins’ dugout on Friday as he saw just how dangerous the Atlanta Braves’ lineup can be.

Miami Herald

Braves slug six home runs to rout Marlins in series opener

ATLANTA — The Miami Marlins may be in the midst of one of their best seasons in franchise history midway through the 2023 campaign, but one big question mark remained heading into this weekend.

Miami Herald

Braves’ Sean Murphy, Orlando Arcia join Ronald Acuña Jr. as NL All-Star starters

The Braves have the best record in the National League, and the NL All-Star lineup will reflect that.

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Miami Marlins go from nearly no-hit to sweeping Boston Red Sox

BOSTON — In their first two games at Fenway Park, the Miami Marlins scored 16 runs on 26 hits to clinch their series against the Boston Red Sox.

Miami Herald

MLB Reveals Starters for 2023 All-Star Game

Here’s who will take the field for the Midsummer Classic in Seattle.

Sports Illustrated

Michael Cunningham: At halfway point, Braves are clear class of National League

The Braves have the National League’s best record and run differential. They lead the league in runs scored per game. That’s with lackluster production from the reigning NL Rookie of the Year and All-Star third baseman. The Braves are second in runs allowed. That’s despite their ace pitcher being out…

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Young CBR Brave ice hockey players emulate their heroes

New uniforms are a simple way to inspire the young players.

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Ken Sugiura: Even with home-run binge, Braves’ Matt Olson less than impressed with himself

Watching the video of his work, Matt Olson was caught by surprise. When he yanked a slider over the left-center fence Saturday at Cincinnati’s Great American Ball Park, he hadn’t realized how far beneath the strike zone Graham Ashcraft’s slider had dipped.

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Ozzie Albies and Orlando Arcia Were So Hyped After Their Beautiful Defensive Play

Ozzie Albies and Orlando Arcia are really on the same page.

Sports Illustrated

Ron Cook: MLB is bursting at the seams with young stars, exciting storylines

PITTSBURGH — Remember when the Pirates were the talk of baseball? When the sport buzzed about their shocking 20-8 start? It seems like a lifetime ago now, doesn't it? The Pirates have gone 15-34 since. They have turned back into laughable losers.

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Elly De La Cruz Hits for Cycle, Accomplishes MLB Feat Not Seen in Over a Century in Same Night

Elly-Mania reached a fever pitch on Friday night during the Reds’ matchup against the Braves.

Sports Illustrated

Phillies radio announcers were so cranky criticizing Marcell Ozuna’s post-home run ‘hand dance’ with Ron Washington

This is so dumb to complain about.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Phillies Announcer's Dejected Reaction to Back-Breaking Home Run Was Too Good

There isn’t a punctuation mark in the English language capable of conveying how flat his voice was.

Sports Illustrated

How the Mets Became a $359 Million Mess

New York fields one of MLB's most expensive teams, but only has a 14.2% chance of making it to the playoffs.

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The Philadelphia Inquirer

Phillies’ momentum comes to a halt in 4-2 loss to Braves

PHILADELPHIA — At their lowest point, on June 2, the Phillies were 25-32 and eight games out of first place. Then they went on a 13-2 roll, and when the week began, they were ... eight games out of first place.

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Michael Cunningham: Three Braves deserve to start in All-Star Game

ATLANTA — Six Braves players were on the National League’s All-Star team in 2022. Three of them won’t represent the team this year. Dansby Swanson and William Contreras play elsewhere, and injuries have limited lefty Max Fried to five starts. Yet the Braves still could send six players to MLB’s…

The Philadelphia Inquirer

The Phillies are red-hot again, and dancing like it’s 2022

Listen to Bryce Harper, and listen well. Last season, as memorable as it was for the Phillies, is over. Gone. Done. History.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Phillies sweep A’s for sixth consecutive win, brace for NL East test this week

OAKLAND, Calif. — A few weeks ago, after slogging through seven games in Atlanta and New York and winning only twice, several of the more prominent Phillies players vowed they were better than they looked against their chief division rivals.

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Braves pummel Rockies, complete four-game sweep

ATLANTA — This Braves lineup is special.

USA Today Sports Media Group

The Braves DFA’d Charlie Culberson right before his dad was scheduled to throw out the first pitch

That was so mean.

The Denver Post

Rockies’ Connor Seabold torched in 10-2 loss to Braves

It’s shaping up to be the biggest mismatch in Atlanta since William Tecumseh Sherman burned down the city in 1864.

The Denver Post

Braves hammer Rockies, again, in contrast of National League franchises speeding in opposite directions

Friday’s game at Truist Park presented a case of National League contrasts, and it showed in the final line — and everywhere in-between — as Atlanta hammered its way to an 8-1 win over Colorado.

The Denver Post

Kyle Freeland roughed up, Braves beat Rockies 8-3 in series opener in Atlanta

Kyle Freeland’s stone-faced look as he walked off the mound said it all.

Tribune News Service

Michael Cunningham: Braves are National League’s best team now, and they’ll stay that way

I’ve learned over the years that there’s a telltale sign for teams that everyone believes are good but they just aren’t. Those teams will fix one thing and then two more go wrong. They’ll talk about a lack of consistency all season until eventually it’s clear that they are what…

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Long ball reigns supreme as Braves sweep Tigers in doubleheader

DETROIT — It didn’t matter when. It didn’t matter where. It certainly didn’t matter who.

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