In this episode Spencer Strider looked like his old self in a dominant outing against the Rockies, with pinpoint accuracy on his slider and offspeed stuff. Buck breaks down what made Strider so effective and what it means moving forward. Plus, how the Devers trade could impact the Braves’ playoff path — and why Atlanta might need to make a move of their own. And finally, Jurickson Profar is set to return on July 2. Buck shares what his return means for the lineup.

We had an amazing time at the 24ᵗʰ Annual Georgia’s Own Credit Union Fan Classic presented by Georgia Power benefiting Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta! Huge thanks to all of our sponsors for making it happen. If you’re interested in joining the tournament in 2026, don’t hesitate to reach out to 680 The Fan!

The Braves face a pivotal series against the Mets as they try to climb back to .500. The guys break down Spencer Schwellenbach’s development and early adjustments on the mound—could he be Atlanta’s next ace? Plus, what’s wrong with the middle of the lineup? Don’t miss this deep dive on Braves Central.

Welcome to the third episode of the Rookies with Genae Horst, Devin Lockert, Meadow Riggins and Payton Munroe. This week we get into college baseball predictions, who's clutched and who's cooked, the athlete to reality tv pipeline and of course the storm sweeping the nation--Love Island. From the diamond to the villa, and courtside to Casa---this one’s for the fans who love sports and spice. Tap in, Rookies!

In this episode, Matt and Hadley unpack some of the biggest headlines shaking up the sports world. They start with the groundbreaking NIL settlement that could change the landscape of college athletics and finally put money in the pockets of student-athletes. Next, they hit the NFL, breaking down the growing number of holdouts and the latest developments in Aaron Rodgers’ contract situation. To close it out, they head to the ice to talk about hockey’s big return to Atlanta—and what it means for fans and the future of the NHL in the South.

On this episode of Buck’s Beat, Buck dives into Gunner Stockton’s impressive stats and what they mean for the future of the Georgia Bulldogs. He also shares insight from former UGA quarterbacks and why Bulldog fans should be excited about what’s ahead in Athens.

Chris Sale might be Atlanta’s most valuable trade chip — should the Braves consider moving him? We dive into that, assess Sean Murphy’s market value, and make the case for Drake Baldwin as the everyday catcher. Plus, another tough one-run loss and continued struggles with RISP.

Welcome to the second episode of the Rookies with Payton Munroe, Jack Cunningham and Chris Matthews. This episode we talk about absolutely everything and anything NBA, from draft predictions, logo trivia, and of course the long awaited finals. And this wouldn't be the Rookies without some Braves updates so of course we get into that. Thanks for riding with us through the madness — till next time Rookies!

On this episode of Buck’s Beat, Buck dives into Georgia’s crushing loss in the regionals after blowing a 9th-inning lead. Despite the disappointment, he believes the Dawgs are in good hands with Wes Johnson at the helm — and the future in Athens is bright.

The Braves drop another series, and the issues are piling up—lack of fundamentals, poor situational hitting, and a month of elite pitching wasted. Is there a solution? Braves Central breaks it all down, including the growing disconnect between the team and its fans. Are the wheels coming off in Atlanta?

Welcome to the FIRST ever episode of the Rookies with Genae Horst, Sara Pennix and David Owens! Opening with NBA playoff games, our favorite players and the teams to watch, we get into everything basketball, Braves, lacrosse, and more. From buzzer-beaters to bold takes — we’re diving into the hottest stories shaking up the sports world and beyond. Let’s chop it up, Rookies!

The Braves drop another series, and the issues are piling up—lack of fundamentals, poor situational hitting, and a month of elite pitching wasted. Is there a solution? Braves Central breaks it all down, including the growing disconnect between the team and its fans. Are the wheels coming off in Atlanta?

In this episode, Hall of Famer Chipper Jones joins Buck’s Beat to talk about managing the Futures Game, hitting a homer in his All-Star Game appearance in Atlanta, and why he sees Ronald Acuña Jr. as the most talented player in Braves history. He also shares his concerns about the Braves’ slow start, bullpen struggles, and why Craig Kimbrel hasn’t been called up yet.

On this episode of Braves Central, Chris Dimino and Barrett Sallee react to Chris Sale’s 2,500th career strikeout, discuss whether the Braves should sign Tim Anderson to help at shortstop after Nick Allen’s injury, and break down the concerning update on AJ Smith-Shawver, who reportedly felt a “pop” in his latest outing.

In this episode, Matt and Hadley dive into the changing landscape of sports. They break down the new Faces of the NBA and what the next generation of stars means for the league's future. Then, they shift to the WNBA, where Caitlin Clark continues to dominate headlines and redefine the rookie impact. Finally, they tackle college football, exploring how the SEC is tightening its grip on the sport and shaping its future like never before.

Do the Braves have a heart and soul—or are they just going through the motions? Who’s the leader in that clubhouse? Do they need to bring in someone with some attitude?

On the latest Buck’s Beat, @jeffsentell joins Buck to break down Jared Curtis' commitment to Georgia, why Jorden Edmonds chose Bama, and where things stand with Xavier Griffin.

Michael Harris is as lost as any Brave Chuck has seen since Melvin Upton Jr. in 2014. He even compares him to former Braves outfielder Ender Inciarte—but says the talent is still there. Can he turn it around?

Barrett Sallee and Chris Dimino break down the Braves’ recent struggles and ask whether it’s time to shift focus from the NL East to the Wild Card race. Can Spencer Strider get back to being a dominant ace? Why hasn’t Craig Kimbrel been called up? And what needs to change to get this team back on track?