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Braves spring training tickets on sale Saturday

Atlanta Braves first baseman Freddie Freeman trys to beat out a ground ball during the fourth inning making his first scheduled spring training appearance against the Minnesota Twins in a MLB spring training baseball game at CoolToday Park on Friday, March 5, 2021, in North Port. The Twins turned a double play on Freeman. Curtis Compton / Curtis.Compton@ajc.com

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Atlanta Braves first baseman Freddie Freeman trys to beat out a ground ball during the fourth inning making his first scheduled spring training appearance against the Minnesota Twins in a MLB spring training baseball game at CoolToday Park on Friday, March 5, 2021, in North Port. The Twins turned a double play on Freeman. Curtis Compton / Curtis.Compton@ajc.com
By AJC Sports
Nov 16, 2021

Single game tickets for the Braves’ 2022 spring training season will go on sale on Saturday at 10 a.m., the team announced Tuesday.

The Braves will have their third spring training at CoolToday Park in North Port, Fla. They will host 16 home games against the Orioles, Red Sox, Tigers, Astros, Twins, Mets, Yankees, Phillies, Pirates, Rays and Blue Jays.

Tickets can be purchased online at braves.com/tickets or in person at the CoolToday Park ticket windows. Tickets start at $10. Season and group tickets are also available by calling (941) 413-5000.

2022 Atlanta Braves Spring Training Home Schedule (subject to change):

Feb. 26 Boston Red Sox

Feb. 27 Pittsburgh Pirates

March 1 Houston Astros

March 3 Minnesota Twins*

March 5 Baltimore Orioles

March 8 Tampa Bay Rays

March 10 Toronto Blue Jays

March 13 New York Yankees

March 15 Baltimore Orioles

March 16 Boston Red Sox*

March 19 New York Mets

March 21 Philadelphia Phillies

March 23 Detroit Tigers

March 25 Tampa Bay Rays

March 27 Minnesota Twins

March 28 Pittsburgh Pirates

*split squad

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