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ATLANTA -- The Braves claimed left-handed reliever Eric O'Flaherty off waivers from the Mariners on Thursday and immediately made him one of four additions to their 40-man roster.  

Eric O'Flaherty, once considered a top pitching prospect by the Mariners, was claimed on waivers by the Atlanta Braves.  

Morton came onto everyone’s radar last fall when he impressed everyone (including manager Bobby Cox) with his showing in the Arizona Fall League. ...  

The stunning fall by Eric O'Flaherty within the Mariners organization was completed on Thursday when the left-handed reliever was claimed off waivers by the Atlanta Braves.  

Nov. 18 (Bloomberg) -- DHL may end its sponsorship of the Atlanta Braves following the Deutsche Post AG unit’s withdrawal from the U.S. express-delivery market.  

The year was 1988. The Atlanta Braves were coming off yet another horrendous season. Not just bad, for that was the status quo. But bad even by their standards — of historical proportions. There’s an adage that every team will win 60 games and lose 60 games, but it’s what you make of the other 42...  

For nearly two decades, much of the success the Atlanta Braves have achieved could be traced to their rotation. The same might be said for 2009, but with a twist. The Braves are shopping for pitching.  

(Dublin, CA. November 12, 2008) The Golden Baseball League (GBL) announced today that Yuma Scorpion shortstop Ryan Barbas has had his contract purchased by the Atlanta Braves of the National League.  

ATLANTA -- Ted Turner said Tuesday he wants to buy back the Atlanta Braves. Maybe he was just kidding, but it is Ted Turner and he just might be serious.  

ESPN2 will broadcast the opener on Sunday, April 5.  

ATLANTA — Braves catcher Brian McCann won his second Silver Slugger Award in three years, honored Thursday as the top-hitting player at his position in the National League. But NL batting champ Chipper Jones was left off the team.  

Trade talks between the Atlanta Braves and San Diego Padres over pitcher Jake Peavy have hit the wall, and according to Braves general manager Frank Wren, the Braves have "moved on."  

Frank Wren says the Atlanta Braves won't sweeten their offer to the San Diego Padres for Jake Peavy, forcing the team to look elsewhere in its search for pitching help.  

If the Atlanta Braves can get Jake Peavy for Yunel Escobar and Gorkys Hernandez - which is how the Braves presently envision a fair deal - I'm nominating Frank Wren for 2009 Executive of the Year before 2009 even begins. If I were Wren and the Braves still have to add either Jo-Jo Reyes or...  

The rumors about bringing Jake Peavy to the Atlanta Braves have been dispelled by General Manager Frank Wren.