GLENDALE, Ariz. -- Between the white lines, Tate Southisene is chaos. MLB’s No. 58 prospect rips the baseball from gap to gap, runs the bases at maximum intensity and is constantly engaged defensively. It’s a funny juxtaposition for a 20-year-old who, once the game ends, is

GLENDALE, Ariz. – If you stood outside of North Atlanta High School and took off on a jog, you’d soon reach the gates of Truist Park, just 2.7 miles away.

Isaiah Drake is hoping that his legs will carry him from campus to the baseball cathedral, albeit with some

GLENDALE, Ariz. -- Owen Carey has one word on his mind a lot. Jumpy.

Finding the right balance between the positive and negative sides of that adjective has been one of the defining parts of his life dating back to his days as a baseball and hockey star in

ATLANTA -- Tate Southisene’s rapid rise through the Braves’ system was halted when he fractured his right wrist during his first game at Double-A Columbus. But the highly regarded prospect’s recent success indicates he’ll be ready to resume his ascent next year.

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- Briggs McKenzie thought the dream was over.

Growing up as a Braves fan in North Carolina, he got to live out a childhood realization when he put pen to paper and signed with the organization as a fourth-round pick in the 2025 Draft, receiving an over-slot bonus of

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SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- The Southisene family business is clearly baseball, with four brothers all playing the game at a high level.

It starts with Ty, a 2024 fourth-round pick now part of the Blue Jays system and twin brother Tee, a pitcher at UNLV. The youngest is Troy, about to start

JR Ritchie did something on Sunday that hadn't been done in the Minors since 2024.

The 23-year-old right-hander struck out a career-high 15 batters -- while allowing a pair of runs on four hits and a walk -- over 6 2/3 frames to pace Triple-A Gwinnett's 5-2

If you told Eric Hartman a year ago that his name would sit in a record book alongside that of Hall of Famer Andruw Jones, he probably wouldn’t have believed you. But on Saturday night, the Braves’ top prospect joined that illustrious company as he surpassed

At the end of the 2025 Minor League season, Patrick Clohisy was viewed as a prospect with one exemplary tool. He had swiped a system-leading 79 bases, but his .681 OPS ranked 29th among Braves Minor Leaguers (min. 100 plate appearances).

Just under a year later, the <a

Late August is traditionally referred to as the dog days of the baseball season. If Saturday night’s Columbus Clingstones game was any indication, the best way to get a rejuvenated pep is to play for a worthy cause, all while wearing a whimsical ice cream-themed jersey. And if you’re <a

What a weekend it's been for Dixon Williams.

Less than 24-hours after logging the Minors' first non-complex 10-RBI game since 2024, the Braves infield prospect made some more history, going 4-for-6 with three homers and six RBIs in High-A Rome's 16-14 loss to Asheville on Sunday at

Alex Lodise already made noise in the Braves system with his power. Now his ability to hit for average is turning heads as well.

Atlanta’s No. 5 prospect recorded a four-hit game for the second consecutive day for High-A Rome in Sunday’s offensive extravaganza of a <a

ATLANTA -- The Braves have produced two of the past four National League Rookies of the Year and they now possess three of MLB’s top 60 prospects .

Eric Hartman, one of baseball’s hottest prospects, now sits atop the Braves’ Top 30 prospects list that was updated Thursday night. Joining Hartman

There may be only one current top prospect who was cut -- twice -- from his high school baseball team as well as once from a college club team. But that's what makes Tyler Uberstine so unique.

The stat line was more than impressive. Somehow, the stuff might have been even better.

Yes, Cam Caminiti was that good on Friday night.

MLB’s No. 41 prospect carried a one-hit shutout into the seventh inning and racked up a career-high 14 strikeouts to lead High-A Rome past

Eric Hartman's meteoric rise continues.

The Braves' No. 2 prospect per MLB Pipeline showed that his recent slump is over with another big game on Wednesday, clubbing two homers as part of a three-hit, four-RBI night for High-A Rome in the Emperors' 12-1 win over Hub City at