Jonathan Matlock

The lights were on at Raymond James, but most of the headliners were in hoodies. Baker Mayfield, Mike Evans, Chris Godwin, Lavonte David, Antoine Winfield Jr. — all spectators. This was supposed to be a tune-up for the rookies, the fringe roster guys, and the second string. Instead, it turned into

ATLANTA — The Braves didn’t just lose a game Tuesday night. They lost a grip on a winnable matchup because of poor roster construction and a mismanaged bullpen game that never should’ve been this fragile in the first place. Atlanta blew a 4-2 lead and gave up eight unanswered

ATLANTA — If you were tuned into “680 The Fan” this morning, you heard Jeff Francoeur go off. The former Brave turned broadcaster lit into Ronald Acuña Jr. over a now-deleted tweet about how manager Brian Snitker handled Jarred Kelenic not hustling on a deep drive Saturday night. Francoeur didn’t

ATLANTA — Sean Murphy hit a three-run homer in the eighth inning, and Spencer Schwellenbach turned in another solid start as the Atlanta Braves beat the St. Louis Cardinals 7-6 on Monday night at Truist Park. Atlanta (9-13) erased a 3-2 deficit with five runs in the eighth. Austin Riley reached

The Atlanta Braves entered the 2025 season with high expectations and one of the most dangerous lineups in baseball. But after the first six series of the season, the team found itself stuck in unfamiliar territory: chasing momentum and fighting to climb out of an early-season hole. Through 18 games,

SAN ANTONIO — The most disrespected team in the history of NCAA Basketball has finished their season. It wasn’t supposed to end like this. The rest of the world can cheer now. Auburn, the top overall seed in the NCAA Tournament and a team that spent all season steamrolling opponents

Sweet 16: Auburn 78, Michigan 65 – Pettiford Answers, Broome Dominates, and Auburn Sends the Wolverines Home The buildup was all about Tre Donaldson's revenge. The former Auburn guard, now wearing maize and blue, had a score to settle. He left the Plains with some heat on his back

Opening Day is here, and the Atlanta Braves are back with a vengeance. Last season ended in frustration and a familiar October disappointment. This year? Different energy. Different stakes. The Braves are built to win now, but how far they go in 2025 hinges on health, front-office decisions, and whether

March Madness is here, but before we dive into the real tournament, we have to sit through the NCAA’s annual “we promise these games matter” appetizer: the First Four. Some of these teams earned their shot. Others? Well, let’s talk about the elephant in the room—North Carolina.