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Becoming a Brave
S2026, EP1 "Becoming a Brave"Behind-the-scenes of the 2026 Atlanta Braves draft class, from scouting to the draft, and their introduction into the franchise.
Riding With the Braves
S2026, EP1 "Walt Weiss"New manager Walt Weiss joins Braves Radio Network's Ben Ingram to talk about his career playing, coaching and what his mindset is heading into the 2026 season.
Celebrating '21
"July 4"July 4: Down 7-3 entering the ninth, the Braves rally to force extras, then win it in the most unlikely way: with the bench empty, pitcher Max Fried steps in and lines a walk-off single to beat Miami 8-7 in 10 innings.
BravesVision Top 10 2026
S2026, EP2 "Phillies at Braves, April 26"Chris Sale wins the 150th game of his career, allowing one hit over six innings with nine strikeouts; Matt Olson's three-run homer off Aaron Nola opens the scoring as Atlanta beats Philadelphia 6-2 and becomes the first club to 20 wins.
Behind the Braves
"Behind the Braves"Catcher and 2025 NL Rookie of the Year Drake Baldwin joins broadcaster Ben Ingram to discuss his career, his hard work behind the plate and his experiences playing in Major League Baseball.
Michael Harris II: The Dream and the Journey
Chronicles Michael Harris II's journey as a kid from Atlanta to his big-league debut for his hometown team; featuring conversations with Michael, his parents, high school coaches, mentors and scouts.
Celebrating '21
"August 6"August 6: The night the season turns. Atlanta climbs above .500 for the first time all year, riding a three-run rally sparked by a catcher's interference call and three RBIs from Adam Duvall to an 8-4 win over Washington.
BravesVision Top 10 2026
S2026, EP8 "Nationals at Braves, 5/22/26"Bryce Elder's eighth quality start drops his ERA to 1.97, then CJ Abrams twice puts Washington ahead. Chadwick Tromp answers with a two-out single in the 11th, the first walk-off hit of his career, for a 5-4 Braves win.
