Braves launch brick sales for ‘Champions Walk’ at Truist Park

The Braves announced Thursday the start of sales of engraved and personalized bricks that will be used to form a new “Champions Walk” at Truist Park in commemoration of the team’s 2021 World Series win.

The celebratory display, featuring brief messages or memories from fans, will be unveiled outside the third-base gate in advance of next season’s home opener, the Braves said.

Prices range from $250 to $650, depending on the size and style of brick chosen, at www.Braves.com/bricks. In addition to the engraved brick that will be permanently installed outside the ballpark, the Braves said all purchases will include a replica for display at home or office and a certificate of ownership.

Proceeds will benefit the Atlanta Braves Foundation. Season-ticket holders will receive a discount code.

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