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Braves spring training: Tuesday’s news, notes, photos

Photos: Braves’ spring training workouts continue
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Photos: Braves’ spring training workouts continue
Photos: Braves’ spring training workouts continue
Photos: Braves’ spring training workouts continue
Photos: Braves’ spring training workouts continue
Photos: Braves’ spring training workouts continue
Photos: Braves’ spring training workouts continue
Photos: Braves’ spring training workouts continue
Photos: Braves’ spring training workouts continue
Photos: Braves’ spring training workouts continue
Photos: Braves’ spring training workouts continue
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Newly-signed reliever Peter Moylan conducts an interview in the dugout Tuesday during Braves spring training in Florida. Curtis Compton/ccompton@ajc.com
By The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Feb 21, 2018

Complete Braves coverage on myajc.com 

The latest from Florida as spring training continues for the Braves:

- Peter Moylan is back: The 39-year-old reliever is back for his third stint with team and suited up Tuesday in the same Champion Stadium clubhouse where he first joined the Braves in 2006. Read more on Moylan on myajc.com.

- Braves catchers define the ideal of teamwork

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- Moylan remembers when Acuna created a stir in Australia

- 9 things you may not know about Ozzie Albies

- Questions have been answered, Albies ready for full season

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