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Braves' Drake Baldwin: Three knocks in win
Baldwin notched his second three-hit performance in his last three outings, continuing his torrid start to May. The rookie catcher is 14-for-23 (.608) with two home runs, two doubles, six RBI and four runs scored across 10 games. Manager Brian Snitker said Thursday that Baldwin could be in line for more playing time going forward.
Rookie catcher Baldwin continues to sizzle. Can he make Braves fans forgive the team for trading away William Contreras?
Yardbarker on MSN1d
Can Drake Baldwin play left field? Time to find outBraves rookie Drake Baldwin has been about as impressive as possible through the first 42 games of the season. He was thrust ...
Battery Power on MSN20h
Drake Baldwin moves up to second in the lineupThis poor offensive output has put serious pressure on the bullpen over the season, so hopefully the lineup can come through ...
House That Hank Built on MSN19h
Brian Snitker got so close to getting the Braves' lineup right, but sadly fell shortBrian Snitker is shaking up the Atlanta Braves offense, but he's not being aggressive enough with rookie Drake Baldwin.
It is decided. Drake Baldwin is now an every day player. No longer can we look at the Atlanta Braves' rookie phenom as a ...
Battery Power on MSN2d
Drake Baldwin returns to lineup as Braves aim to hit .500 markI n a perfect world, the Braves would have an easy solution to getting both Drake Baldwin and Sean Murphy into the lineup on ...
House That Hank Built on MSN1d
Braves' Brian Snitker just added fuel to the Sean Murphy playing time debateAtlanta Braves manager Brian Snitker just gave everyone a big hint that Sean Murphy's time as the Braves primary catcher is ...
Now that we’ve passed the “Should Drake Baldwin remain in the Majors as a backup” phase, it’s time to focus on how the Braves will continue benefiting from his great offensive potential as frequently ...
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