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The Atlanta Braves are getting ready for the 2024 season to begin. Games for Spring Training are scheduled to start on Thursday. FuboTV allows fans to see all the action. Before the regular season starts, there are plenty of opportunities for fans to watch their favorite players in action, with a full schedule of games scheduled from February 22nd through March 26th.
FuboTV offers a fantastic method for fans to see all the excitement from home if they are unable to attend the games in person. Fans can follow their favorite players and stay up to date on all the latest news during Spring Training by watching every game live.
The Braves begin their 2024 Spring Training schedule on February 24th on the road against the Tampa Bay Rays. They close play on March 26th against the Twins. Check out Atlanta’s full slate of Spring Training games below.
Bally Sports South will carry all of the games for the Braves with the others being broadcast on MLB.tv. Bally Sports South and MLB.tv are both available on fuboTV, which you can subscribe to now and get access to all your Atlanta Braves Spring Training games.
One club to keep an eye on this spring is the Atlanta Braves.
Atlanta is gaining a lot of attention for their mentality, which is “World Series or bust,” in the absence of any noteworthy position battles other from the role of the fifth starter. As the club prepares to defend its NL East title and return to the World Series, all eyes will be on spring training to see if that approach shows itself on the field.
The eyeballs that are in the ballpark, anyway.
Bally Sports has revealed the Braves’ spring training broadcast schedule, which includes a whopping eight broadcasts spread over the thirty-two Grapefruit League games (not including the Boston Red Sox vs. Spring Breakout prospect game).
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