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Phillips suffered a season-ending injury early in 2025, but the former Braves pitcher has a chance to celebrate back-to-back World Series titles. If you don’t recall him being a Brave, that’s fine. He pitched in four games back in 2018. Scott Blewett appeared in more games during his brief time with the Braves.
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5 former Braves playing for a championship in the 2025 World Series
The Atlanta Braves' influence on the 2025 World Series is going to be felt on both sides. Here are the former players involved.
“This one means just as much as the first one,” Scherzer, who’s playing in a fourth World Series for his fourth franchise (Tigers, Nats, Rangers), told The Post. “I’m just appreciative of all the opportunities I’ve gotten. I’m so blessed.
The Toronto Blue Jays are heading to the World Series, with Jeff Hoffman closing out Game 7 on home turf. He's four wins away from a ring in his first season in Toronto, and it almost didn't happen. There is an alternate reality where he sports an Atlanta Braves uniform.
Now that the Angels have hired Kurt Suzuki as their next skipper, it would make sense for the Braves to name Tyler Flowers as their new manager. Now, that I’ve got your attention with an opening paragraph featuring a couple Braves catchers of yesteryear,
The Braves won just 88 regular season games, but remember that they had to play a huge chunk of the season without Ronald Acuna Jr. Acuna, in just 82 games, put up 3.5 wins above replacement while batting .283/.394/.596 with 24 home runs, 17 steals and 44 extra-base hits overall. Not having a full season of that guy will bring any team’s wins down.
The Toronto Blue Jays ' last World Series appearance came in 1993, when the team defeated the Philadelphia Phillies in six games.
Addison Barger just rocked Toronto, launching the first pinch-hit grand slam in World Series history. If the Blue Jays can pull this off and win their first World Series championship since they went back-to-back in 1992 and ’93,
Besides the Braves, the Texas Rangers, San Francisco Giants, Minnesota Twins, and Los Angeles Angels are seeking new skippers. The Washington Nationals, Baltimore Orioles, and Colorado Rockies all made changes in-season, and have yet to make decisions about the interim managers who finished the season.
The Atlanta Braves next hire might be an odd one as a Braves insider has listed a potential favorite candidate.