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AJC’s complete coverage of the Atlanta Braves move to Cobb County

By Todd Duncan
Feb 17, 2015

In two years, the Atlanta Braves plan to host opening day in their brand new stadium in Cobb County.

Since the announcement of the move, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution has provided comprehensive coverage of this new chapter in Atlanta history.

Visit our special Braves Move to Cobb County page on MyAJC.com to read stories about the new stadium; watch videos that explain what the deal means to fans and taxpayer; and participate in interactive presentations.

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