Braves News: Coaching staff returns, prospect Fall Stars, more

By admin — In News — November 5, 2026

   ​ATLANTA, GA – OCTOBER 07: Manager Walt Weiss (22) of the Atlanta Braves and Tony Mansolino (r) watch the action from the dugout during the NLDS game 4 between the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Atlanta Braves on October 7, 2026 at Truist Park in Atlanta, Georgia. (Photo by David J. Griffin/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images) | Icon Sportswire via Getty Images Tate Southisene is rapidly becoming an extremely exciting prospect and it would not be a surprise if he was a consensus top 50 prospect in baseball to start 2027. That’s a fantastic return for what was a well-underslot pick in 2025 that enabled the team to go out and get prospects like Briggs McKenzie and Connor Essenberg in the later rounds, who are also looking extremely promising. Southisene becoming a top prospect in his own right while also enabling the acquisition of other top prospects is an absolute coup and seems to be the keystone to a very promising 2025 draft class for Atlanta. The second basemen with the brightest futures ⭐️ More fantasy baseball coverage from BA’s James Anderson:https://t.co/bFjVJYvFAKpic.twitter.com/zKx16VGrcS— Baseball America (@BaseballAmerica) November 4, 2026Braves NewsTate Southisene and Briggs McKenzie were named to the Fall Stars team in the Arizona Fall League. The Braves are reportedly set to return their entire coaching staff, despite questions regarding baserunning, offensive production, and ABS decision-making in terms of coaching. Sam reviewed the brief tenure of Ian Hamilton in Atlanta. MLB NewsTake a look ahead at the next class of free agents for the offseason following the 2027 season, The Angels are in a holding pattern of being unable to hire a new GM until their sale is approved.  

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