The Atlanta Braves have acknowledged the accomplishments of a Boston-era slugger. Wally Berger was inducted into the team Hall of Fame ahead of Saturday's game against the New York Mets. During his induction, he was dubbed as “The original slugger in Braves history.”

The Atlanta Braves received an important injury update on an impactful pitcher as the 2025 MLB season winds down.

Tonight, the Atlanta Braves announced Wally Berger as the 2025 inductee into the Braves Hall of Fame. Berger, who played with Boston in the 1930’s, was one of the most glaring omissions from the organization’s Hall of Fame.

The baseball world is mourning the loss of MLB scout and executive Roy Clark, who passed away at 68 years old on Friday night. His time with the Atlanta Braves left a mark that's still felt to this day.

The long ball -- six of them, to be precise -- was all the Mets needed in Saturday’s 9-2 series-clinching win over the Braves at Truist Park. New York scored all nine of its runs via the home run and

Universally regarded as one of the best talent evaluators in the game, Clark’s impact on the organization is indelible,” the Braves said.

Cox, 84, waved to fans as he rode in the front seat of a convertible to lead the pregame parade through the Battery outside the ballpark. Hall of Fame pitchers Greg Maddux, Tom Glavine and John Smoltz and former general manager John Schuerholz also participated in the parade.

The Braves have released a statement mourning the passing of long-time scout Roy Clark, responsible for a plethora of key players.