Atlanta Braves outfielder Jarred Kelenic (rest) is out of the starting lineup ahead of Saturday's game against the Arizona Diamondbacks. Kelenic will remain on the bench for the second straight ...

Atlanta optioned Kelenic to Triple-A Gwinnett on Monday. Even with Atlanta missing Ronald Acuna (knee) and Jurickson Profar (suspension), Kelenic finds himself the odd man out in the club's ...

There was logic in demoting Jarred Kelenic so he could play regularly, but the big-picture perspective is that the Braves surely are disappointed it has reached this point.

Ronald Acuna Jr. needs to be a better teammate, at least according to one former Braves outfielder. Days after Acuna's since-deleted post on X that shaded Jarred Kelenic and manager Brian Snitker ...

The Athletic's Ken Rosenthal criticized Atlanta Braves manager Brian Snitker for how he handled outfielder Jarred Kelenic failing to run hard after a single.

Jarred Kelenic, the player at the heart of Ronald Acuña Jr.'s double standard call-out against the Atlanta Braves, was sent down to Triple-A one week after the play at question.

The Atlanta Braves temporarily pulled the plug on the Jarred Kelenic experiment. Now it's up to the 25-year-old outfielder to prove himself in Triple-A.

Kelenic took it upon himself to go in Snitker’s office to apologize for pimping last night’s single. He was not called into the office. — Mark Bowman (@mlbbowman) April 20, 2025 ...

They all should have known better. Jarred Kelenic should have run hard. Brian Snitker should have benched him. And Ronald Acuña Jr. should have addressed the double standard internally rather ...

Saturday's base running gaffe with Jarred Kelenic was similar to one in August 2019 when Acuña was removed from a game by Snitker.

Braves broadcaster Jeff Francoeur offered some context around the drama surrounding Ronald Acuña Jr., Jarred Kelenic, and manager Brian Snitker.