If one asks Craig Kimbrel, he’ll tell you he believes he’ll be an asset for a reimagined Braves bullpen at some point this summer — and maybe even another one after that.

The Atlanta Braves are still waiting for Craig Kimbrel to look like the former version of himself before calling him up.

Kimbrel is still building up his velocity at Triple-A Gwinnett, and there's no timeline for him to be added to Atlanta's 26-man roster, Gabriel Burns of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.

The former All-Star closer for the Atlanta Braves continues to build his case for joining the big league bullpen ...

We might only be one month into the 2025 MLB season, but it feels as if there has been a season's worth of action already.

Atlanta signed Kimbrel to a minor-league deal that turns into a $2 million contract if he makes the Major League roster. That ...

Velocity isn't everything, but for a swing-and-miss pitcher like Kimbrel, it certainly matters. The fact that it continues to trend downward is concerning, and shows why he's still in the minor ...

He was promoted to Triple-A April 22. In his 294 games with the Braves, Kimbrel was one of if not the most dominant pitcher in baseball. He had a 1.43 ERA, 186 saves, a 0.903 WHIP, a 266 ERA+ and ...

The Atlanta Braves manager highlighted what's stood out to him from Kimbrel's dominant first couple appearances with Double-A Columbus ...