Listen: Start spreading the news; Braves take 2 of 3 from Yankees

In this edition of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s Braves Report podcast, host Barrett Sallee and AJC Braves beat reporter Justin Toscano recap the Braves taking 2 of 3 from the New York Yankees this past weekend.

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