Debut: The AJC’s Braves Report Podcast

Get a complete breakdown of the National League Division Series between the Braves and Brewers, that begins today at 4:37 p.m. in Milwaukee, on The Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s new Braves Report Podcast.

Veteran AJC columnist Mark Bradley and Braves beat reporter Gabriel Burns discuss things on and off the field ahead of Game 1 - from what the Braves need to do to win to what happened to the catalytic converter on the rental car of AJC photographer Curtis Compton.

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

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