AJC to present Braves livestream show before Game 3

When the Braves return home for the National League Division Series against the Brewers on Monday, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution will present a livestream preview show featuring members of the coverage team.

The Braves News Now Battle for the A playoff coverage will feature AJC columnist Michael Cunningham and Braves beat reporter Gabriel Burns as they join DawgNation’s Brandon Adams. They will review the season, the first two games of the series in Milwaukee and look ahead to Game 3 – and beyond – when the series switches to Atlanta and Truist Park.

Tune in on ajc.com, AJC Facebook and AJC YouTube at 11:30 a.m. on Monday.

The AJC will continue its pre- and post-game coverage of the Braves via our new podcast. As always, you can get extensive coverage and context on the postseason run available on AJC.com and our printed edition.

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