Ronald Acuña Jr. is expected to be out until May, while Spencer Strider hasn't returned from injury yet, either. At least the ...

When will Acuna Jr., Strider, and Norby return and play? Will Acuna Jr., Strider, and Norby be back again this season? Read ...

The Atlanta Braves moved multiple key players to the Injured List. They announced that right fielder Ronald Acuña Jr., starting pitcher Spencer Strider, catcher Sean Murphy, shortstop Nacho Alvarez ...

Atlanta Braves outfielder Ronald Acuña Jr. tore his ACL in his left knee in May 2024, and it wasn’t the first time in his MLB ...

Atlanta failed to win the NL East for the first time since 2017 last year, but it’s almost miraculous they even made the ...

NORTH PORT, Fla. -- Ronald Acuña Jr. met with the Atlanta Braves' medical staff on the afternoon of May 26 and burst into tears when he was told he had suffered a complete tear of the ACL in his ...

The day has finally arrived. Arizona Cardinals and NFL fans can purchase a Marvin Harrison Jr. jersey. We wrote about how the lawsuit against him and his company by Fanatics was settled and that ...

But the healthy return of the team’s best player, Ronald Acuña Jr., could go the furthest in pushing a championship run in 2025. Acuña has been one of baseball’s most dynamic players when ...

Throngs of Cardinals fans surely wanted to buy the jersey of their new franchise player. They weren’t able to do so, due to a lawsuit, but that’s now changed. Why couldn’t fans buy a Marvin Harrison ...

This year’s Trade Deadline will arrive on July 31, but the Braves won’t have to wait until the dog days of summer to make some impactful acquisitions. Atlanta will be adding a bona fide ace to its ...

At last, Marvin Harrison Jr.’s jersey may soon be available for purchase. For nearly a year, Harrison had been embroiled in a legal battle with Fanatics, which manufactures and distributes all ...

Nearly a year after he was drafted by the Cardinals, receiver Marvin Harrison Jr.'s jersey will finally be available for purchase. Via Josh (not John) Weinfuss of ESPN.com, the legal dispute between ...