Braves launch SunTrust Park brick sales

Want to have your name etched outside the Braves’ new stadium?

The team announced Thursday a SunTrust Park legacy brick program that will sell fans personalized brick pavers to be installed on the northern side of the ballpark’s exterior, behind home plate between the first-base and third-base gates.

Brick packages range from $150 to $325 and are available at www.Braves.com/bricks. Purchasers also will receive a keepsake replica of their paver and a certificate of ownership.

The team said in a news release that a portion of each brick sale will benefit the Atlanta Braves Foundation, the team’s non-profit arm.

All bricks purchased between now and Dec. 31 will be installed at SunTrust Park by opening day next season, the Braves said.

As for fans who purchased a Turner Field legacy brick, the Braves said those pavers will be reproduced and installed at the new stadium, also by opening day.

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