FIFA World Cup and the 2028 Super Bowl around the corner, Atlanta’s businesses and event planners are already proving they’re ready for the spotlight.

LSU signee Briggs McKenzie heard his name called in the 2025 MLB Draft on Monday with the Atlanta Braves selecting the left-handed pitcher at No. 127. McKenzie,

LSU baseball's signing class took a hit as the Atlanta Braves made a strong offer to left-handed pitcher Briggs McKenzie.

“This year’s All-Star Week exceeded our very high expectations,” Manfred said in a statement provided to The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. “The Braves were an exceptional host Club and The Battery Atlanta provided a setting that created a large and versatile footprint to celebrate baseball and the world’s best players in first class fashion.

Could the Los Angeles Angels execute yet another trade with the Atlanta Braves for second baseman Ozzie Albies?

On Sunday, the Atlanta Braves selected Florida State shortstop Alex Lodise with the No. 60 overall pick in the 2025 MLB Draft. MLB.com’s Jonathan Mayo revealed Lodise’s rookie contract details on Thursday.

With the MLB All-Star break wrapped up, it's time for trade deadline season, and former Florida right-hander Dane Dunning is one of the first moves.

Could the Detroit Tigers bolster their lineup with the addition of Atlanta Braves designated hitter Marcell Ozuna?