Braves on the Big Screen: Your Guide to Watching Atlanta Take the Field (Without Leaving the Couch)
Ah, baseball season. The crack of the bat, the smell of peanuts (or is that just someone's questionable cologne?), and the never-ending quest to find a comfortable position on the couch. But fear not, Braves fans, because this guide will turn you into a home run hero of home viewing in no time!
Cable Castle Dwellers: Your Traditional Ticket to the Game
For those of you who haven't cut the cord yet, there's a whole kingdom of channels waiting to unleash your Braves fandom. Buckle up, because we're about to explore the television landscape:
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- Bally Sports South and Southeast: This is your Braves' home base, folks. These regional channels will broadcast most regular-season games, along with pre- and post-game shows to get you pumped (or commiserate, depending on the score).
- National Networks: Don't worry, you won't miss out on all the action even if Bally Sports isn't showing a particular game. National broadcasters like FOX, FS1, ESPN, TBS, and even Apple TV+ will also air some Braves games throughout the season. Keep an eye on the schedule – you might even catch them on Sunday Night Baseball!
Cord Cutters, Unite! Streaming Your Way to Braves Glory
So you've ditched the cable bill? No problem! There are plenty of ways to stream Braves games and still enjoy all the bat flips and dugout celebrations. Here are a few options:
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- Bally Sports App: If you have a subscription to a service that includes Bally Sports South and Southeast (like DirecTV STREAM or FuboTV), you can use the Bally Sports app to stream games on your phone, tablet, or smart TV. Just sign in with your TV provider credentials and voila! Instant Braves!
- MLB.TV: This is the official Major League Baseball streaming service. Subscribe and you'll get access to out-of-market Braves games (so, no Bally Sports broadcasts), along with games from all the other teams. Just be aware of blackout restrictions – you might be blocked from watching games if you're in the Atlanta area.
Bonus Round: How to Avoid the Seventh-Inning Stretch of Social Media Spoilers
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Let's face it, there's nothing worse than scrolling through Twitter only to accidentally discover the final score before you've even settled in with your nachos. Here are some tips to stay spoiler-free:
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- Mute keywords: Most social media platforms allow you to mute keywords like "Braves," "score," or even specific player names.
- Record the game: DVRs are a beautiful thing. Set it and forget it, and catch the game whenever you have a chance.
- Find a Braves-free friend zone: Designate a spoiler-free space in your house (like a bathroom... hey, no judgement!) to escape the social media clutches.
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How To... Braves Trivia Time!
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Alright, that's enough TV talk. Time for a quick Braves quiz to test your knowledge (and maybe impress your fellow fans).
- How To... Find the Braves' current TV schedule? Easy! Head over to
MLB.com - How To... Know if a game is blacked out on MLB.TV? MLB.TV has a blackout restriction tool you can use to check before you subscribe.
- How To... Distinguish Bally Sports South from Bally Sports Southeast? Don't worry, it's not super important. Both channels broadcast Braves games, with some slight regional variations.
- How To... Convince your significant other to let you paint the living room Braves red? This one might require some serious negotiation skills (or maybe just a winning season). Good luck!
- How To... Enjoy watching the Braves win (or lose... but hopefully win)? Grab your favorite snacks and beverage, settle in, and cheer (or groan) along with your fellow Braves fans!
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