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How to follow Braves’ spring training on social media

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Having fun in the Florida sun: Here's a look at some of the smiling and laughing faces from Braves' spring training, including Josh Donaldson laughing while working with third base coach Ron Washington. (Curtis Compton/ccompton@ajc.com)
By The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Feb 20, 2019

Want to keep up with the Braves during spring training? Here’s how to follow the team on social media:

Twitter: AJC's Gabe Burns | Atlanta Braves

Facebook: AJC's Atlanta Braves News Now | Atlanta Braves

Here’s a sampling of some of today’s top items on Twitter:

Here are some other top offerings on Twitter:

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