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Behind All-Star Chris Sale, Braves beat Mets for second straight win
Eli White had four RBIs and Austin Riley had a 3-run home run in Atlanta’s rout of New York.
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Japan to Falcons and back again: How Robert Prince became chief energy officer
The Falcons wide receivers coach, and third-oldest member of the team’s coaching staff, is a never-ending, unrelenting ball of energy.
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Flemings shakes off rust, and other takeaways from Hawks’ Summer League loss
Atlanta Hawks rookie guard Kingston Flemings scored 14 points with eight assists in his first 5-on-5 action since April, he said.
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Dream drop fifth consecutive game in loss to Valkyries
Though a close battle to the finish, the Atlanta Dream took an 88-83 loss to the Golden State Valkyries, making their record 0-3 on the season against the 2025 expansion team.
Braves place shortstop Ha-Seong Kim on injured list
Atlanta recalls infielder Kyle Farmer from a rehab assignment in Double-A Columbus.
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Braves mash four homers to defeat Mets in series opener
The Braves, fresh off three consecutive series losses, opened this four-game set with a 5-3 win on Friday at Truist Park.
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Argentina holds on to beat Cape Verde, will face Egypt on Tuesday in Atlanta
Argentina advances to face Egypt — the winner over Australia on penalty kicks Friday — in the round of 16 at noon Tuesday at Atlanta Stadium.
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Wheeler alum Jaylen Brown heads to Sixers in trade that shocks NBA
Celtics received Paul George, two first-round picks and two second-round picks in the trade.
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‘Best stadium on the planet’: World Cup experience in Atlanta wows England fans
The World Cup experience for fans at Atlanta Stadium, which includes cost-friendly concessions, air conditioning and a wraparound video board, has impressed soccer fans.
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Don’t worry about Hawks not making major moves like Heat, Raptors, Sixers
While their Eastern Conference rivals made blockbuster additions, the Atlanta Hawks stay quiet — betting on chemistry and growth to boost their 2026-27 season.





































