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6 questions you may have about BravesVision (and answers)
The Braves’ launch of their BravesVision network has generated excitement in the fan base about a new and potentially easier way to watch the team.
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Braves boss Alex Anthopoulos makes risky bet on Chris Sale
The potential payoff is clear, but the potential downside of Anthopoulos’ bet on Sale is also clear.
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After missing 2025 with shoulder injury, Reynaldo López makes spring debut
Reynaldo López, an All-Star in 2024 but out virtually the entire 2025 season with a shoulder injury, makes his spring debut with the Braves.
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Braves show just how much they value Chris Sale with historic deal
Anthopoulos says ace is one of his all-time favorite players and hope pitcher finishes his career with the team.
How Braves’ TV venture can be traced to Ted Turner and TBS
Tuesday’s announcement that the Braves will take control of the broadcast and distribution of their games is a return to Turner’s business model.
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Braves, Chris Sale agree to contract extension
The 2024 Cy Young winner agrees to a one-year extension worth $27 million. The deal also includes a club option for $30 million for the 2028 season.
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Braves announce launch of own television network
The Braves organization will have full oversight of the production, sales, marketing and distribution of its telecasts.
Son of Braves legend signed to minor league contract
Peyton Glavine is a Blessed Trinity graduate who made 27 appearances in Advanced-A in 2025 and went 2-0 with a 3.64 ERA mostly as a relief pitcher. His father is Tom Glavine.
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Here’s a prediction of what the Braves’ TV arrangement will look like
A Braves network on cable or streaming — with a handful of free games on Gray Media — seems like it’s on deck after the team's breakup with FanDuel Sports Network.
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With Ronald Acuña Jr. cemented at top, Braves lineup could go myriad of ways
‘I’m gonna watch it play out this spring. I’m not going to be married to any one lineup,’ Walt Weiss says.









































