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Atlanta Braves

9-6L1#3 seedGB: 2

Head Coach: Walt Weiss

The Atlanta Braves are 9-6 (.600) in the Major League Baseball National League, ranked #3 seed. A strong campaign with a 5-3 home record and 4-3 on the road. Currently on a 1-game losing streak, with a 6-4 record over the last 10 games. Playoff race is tight — 2 games back with a Pressure Index of 4.0, classified as medium pressure. 25-man roster under head coach Walt Weiss, including 7 relief pitchers, 5 starting pitchers, 3 second basemans.

Win %

.600

Home

5-3

Away

4-3

Last 10

6-4

Streak

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Final record:9-6

Win %:.600

Home:5-3

Away:4-3

Seed:#3

4.0

Playoff Pressure Index

Medium

Atlanta Braves face a tightening playoff race. Every game carries weight as the margin for error narrows.

3 above cutline

GB: 2

Games Back

0.5/3.0

Recent Form (L10)

0.3/2.0

Streak Momentum

1.0/2.0

Seed Proximity

1.2/2.0

Conference Congestion

1.0/1.0

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Season Analysis

Through 15 games this season, the Atlanta Braves have posted a 9-6 record, good for a .600 winning percentage. This places them as a strong team in the National League, currently holding the #3 seed. They sit 2 games back from the top spot in their conference.

The Braves show a balanced performance across venues with a 5-3 record at home and 4-3 away. This consistency suggests a well-rounded team that doesn't rely heavily on home-court advantage to compete.

The Braves have been steady recently, posting a 6-4 mark over their last 10 games with a 1-game losing streak. This puts them in the middle of the pack in terms of current form across the MLB.

The playoff race is tightening for the Braves (PPI: 4.0). While they maintain a playoff position, the margin is narrowing. Conference congestion means a few bad games could shift the picture significantly. Games against fellow contenders will be particularly meaningful down the stretch.

Roster

25 players · 2025-26 season

Relief Pitcher

#70Osvaldo Bido

RP · 6' 3" · 175 lbs · 30y

#49Aaron Bummer

RP · 6' 3" · 215 lbs · 32y

#26Raisel Iglesias

RP · 6' 2" · 190 lbs · 36y

#45Tyler Kinley

RP · 6' 4" · 220 lbs · 35y

#52Dylan Lee

RP · 6' 3" · 214 lbs · 31y

#34Joel Payamps

RP · 6' 3" · 214 lbs · 32y

#75Robert Suarez

RP · 6' 2" · 210 lbs · 35y

Starting Pitcher

#55Bryce Elder

SP · 6' 2" · 220 lbs · 26y

#66Grant Holmes

SP · 6' 0" · 226 lbs · 30y

#33Martin Perez

SP · 6' 0" · 210 lbs · 35y

#51Chris Sale

SP · 6' 6" · 180 lbs · 37y

#54Jose Suarez

SP · 5' 10" · 225 lbs · 28y

Catcher

#30Drake Baldwin

C · 6' 0" · 225 lbs · 25y

#20Jonah Heim

C · 6' 4" · 220 lbs · 30y

Second Baseman

#1Ozzie Albies

2B · 5' 7" · 165 lbs · 29y

#14Mauricio Dubon

2B · 5' 11" · 173 lbs · 31y

#15Kyle Farmer

2B · 5' 11" · 205 lbs · 35y

Shortstop

#2Jorge Mateo

SS · 6' 0" · 200 lbs · 30y

#37Luke Williams

SS · 6' 1" · 186 lbs · 29y

First Baseman

#28Matt Olson

1B · 6' 4" · 225 lbs · 32y

#8Dominic Smith

1B · 5' 11" · 224 lbs · 30y

Third Baseman

#27Austin Riley

3B · 6' 1" · 225 lbs · 29y

Right Fielder

#13Ronald Acuna Jr.

RF · 6' 0" · 205 lbs · 28y

#36Eli White

RF · 6' 2" · 195 lbs · 31y

Day-To-Day

#18Mike Yastrzemski

RF · 5' 10" · 180 lbs · 35y

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