Braves Report podcast: Sale and Duvall deliver, plus Francoeur speaks

In this edition of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s Braves Report podcast, host Barrett Sallee recaps the first two wins in the four-game series with the Diamondbacks in Arizona.

Hear from Braves manager Brian Snitker and players Bryce Elder, Sean Murphy, and Adam Duvall.

Barrett also sits down with former Braves outfielder and Bally Sports analyst Jeff Francoeur.

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