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That sound you’re hearing blasting from Cobb County right now is the front office for the Atlanta Braves blaring a familiar tune from Thin Lizzy. Not too long ago, former Astros GM Dana Brown returned to the franchise as a…

Former Los Angeles Angels general manager Perry Minasian is returning to the Atlanta Braves front office to work alongside Alex Anthopoulos once again, according to reports. USA Today reporter Bob Nightengale first reported the move, while The Athletic's Jesús Cano added that Minasian will serve as a senior adviser for amateur scouting alongside former Houston Astros GM Dana Brown.
Minasian originally left the Braves organization following the 2020 season before taking the general manager position with the Angels. Demetrius Bell of Battery Power notes that both Minasian and Brown previously found success working with Anthopoulos, offering valuable front-office experience as Atlanta looks ahead to the 2027 campaign.
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