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#atlanta-braves

John Gil and Garrett Baumann were named to MLB Pipeline's All-Spring Breakout Teams for their impressive performances during the 2026 Spring Breakout Series.

Drake Baldwin will be the starting DH for the Atlanta Braves' Opening Day game.

Walt Weiss announced the Opening Day lineup for the Braves, featuring Ronald Acuña Jr. leading off, Drake Baldwin as DH, and Jonah Heim as catcher.

The Atlanta Braves and Xfinity have reached a deal to carry BravesVision in several states.

BravesVision will be the official local television home for the Atlanta Braves in the 2026 season.

Atlanta Braves signed veteran first baseman Rowdy Tellez to a minor league deal after tonight's game against the Pittsburgh Pirates.

Jurickson Profar's full-season suspension for PED use was upheld after the MLBPA's appeal failed, leaving the Braves with $18 million in available salary cap space.

Braves outfielder Jurickson Profar receives a 162-game suspension for a second PED violation, forfeiting his $15MM salary and facing a lifetime ban if a third positive test occurs.

Jurickson Profar will miss the entire 2026 season after his appeal of a second positive PED test was denied, forfeiting $15 million in salary.

Jurickson Profar faces a 162-game suspension for a second performance-enhancing drug violation, sidelining him for the entire 2026 season and forcing the Braves to restructure their lineup plans.

Venezuela won the 2026 World Baseball Classic with Ronald Acuña Jr., and the Atlanta Braves prepare for a spring training matchup against the Phillies in North Port.

Atlanta Braves players Ronald Acuña Jr. and José Yépez represent Venezuela against teammates Ozzie Albies and Chadwick Tromp representing another team in World Baseball Classic Pool Play action in Miami.

Julio Teherán, a two-time All-Star who pitched 13 MLB seasons primarily for the Braves, officially retired at age 35 after shoulder discomfort forced him out of a World Baseball Classic start.

Atlanta Braves outfielder Jurickson Profar received a 162-game suspension for testing positive for performance-enhancing drugs, sidelining him for the entire 2026 season pending the Players Association's grievance challenge.

Jurickson Profar received a 162-game suspension for testing positive for exogenous testosterone, his second PED violation, effective March 6, 2026.

Jurickson Profar receives a 162-game suspension for a second positive performance-enhancing drug test, forfeiting his $15 million 2026 salary.

Jurickson Profar faces a 162-game suspension for a second alleged performance-enhancing drug violation within less than a year, making him ineligible for the postseason and the World Baseball Classic.

Jurickson Profar receives a 162-game suspension for testing positive for performance-enhancing drugs a second time, forfeiting his $15 million salary and becoming the sixth player banned for a full season since 2014.