Atlanta Braves

They have been one of the MLB’s most storied franchises with a history that dates back over a century and they remain hungry for future World Series championships. Grab your Atlanta Braves tickets from Ticket Club and save big.

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What to Expect from the 2019 Atlanta Braves Schedule

The 2019 Atlanta Braves schedule will begin on March 28 for the league-wide Opening Day. They’ll begin their season on the road in a three-game series against rival Philadelphia before returning to Atlanta for their home opener April 1 against the Cubs. Notable home games on the 2019 Atlanta Braves schedule includes series against foes like the Milwaukee Brewers, New York Mets, Detroit Tigers, Miami Marlins and Washington Nationals.

SunTrust Park

Since 2017, the Atlanta Braves have called SunTrust Park their home. This newly-built ballpark is one of the most technologically advanced in the MLB with over 1,300 television monitors spread throughout the venue and high-speed Wi-Fi. There’s plenty of things for Atlanta Braves fans to check out, including the onsite Team Store, family-friendly zone The Sandlot and dozens of delicious concession areas. SunTrust Park is easily accessible from metropolitan Atlanta and can accommodate roughly 41,000 patrons.

Atlanta Braves History

The history of the Atlanta Braves dates back to 1871, when the franchise began in Boston under the team name Boston Red Stockings (which coincidentally had no affiliation with today’s Boston Red Sox). The franchise was immediately successful, capturing the National League pennant in 1877 and 1878 before the league added a new competing team in the city (enter the Boston Red Sox) and the Braves name was given to the franchise in 1912.

The Braves organization would spend the next 50 years in Boston with a roller coaster of highs and lows to their tenure, including World Series wins and losses plus having Babe Ruth on their roster for the last season of his career. In 1953 the Braves had relocated to Milwaukee for over a decade of tumultuous seasons before finding their permanent home in Atlanta, where they have remained for over 50 years. It is here where they have seen some of their most impressive seasons, including a World Series championship, five National League pennants and 18 division titles.

Fun Fact

The Braves are the only team in the MLB to have won the World Series in three different home cities (Boston, Milwaukee and Atlanta).