No Braves on Comcast: How are you watching games?

Are you one of the unfortunate who currently can not watch the Braves during the Comcast/Bally’s dispute?

There is a big series with the Dodgers this weekend, you might have heard.

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution wants to hear about what steps - if any - you are taking to keep up with the Braves.

Let us know. Send an email to sportstips@ajc.com. Please include your contact information. We certainly won’t share that information, but might like to reach out to you for a future story.

Thank you very much.

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