CBS Sports' Mike Axisa ranked a position battle for the Atlanta Braves as one of the most intriguing around baseball this spring.

With Ronald Acuña Jr. still working his way back from a torn ACL, what Brian Snitker's starting lineup looks like for the Atlanta Braves ahead of Wednesday's spring training game vs. the Pittsburgh Pirates could be similar to what we see on Opening Day.

Entering his fourth spring training with the club, Elder will be looking to prove that he can still make an impact with the Braves as they look to replace the innings left by injured pitcher Spencer Strider to begin the 2025 season. While Elder is a prime candidate to take those innings, he is also fighting for his future in the Braves' plans.

The Atlanta Braves are only a few games into Spring Training, but it hasn’t taken any time at all for some of their bats to get going at the plate. Here, we’re going to look at three trending Braves hitters in the early days of the Spring Training slate.

The Atlanta Braves need to upgrade the pitching staff after losing Max Fried and Charlie Morton. Their dream replacement looks sharp for the Miami Marlins.

Atlanta Braves No. 2 prospect Hurston Waldrep made his 2025 Spring Training debut in the 2-1 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates. In his third-ever appearance in a Spring Training game, he came out of the bullpen and pitched a scoreless inning.

Do y’all remember when the Florida Fire Frogs existed but they played all of about three games ever because it rained non-stop in the “Sunshine” State for the entirety of their time on this earth? Well,