Some Braves single-game tix on sale Monday

Braves single-game tickets go on sale online Monday at 10 a.m. for 55 of 81 home games in the 2013 season. Tickets for the remaining “Marquee” and “Premier” tier games will be available starting Feb. 25, the team announced Thursday.

Tickets will be sold beginning Monday only at www.braves.com/tickets. A breakdown of specific games available for early single-ticket sales can also be found there. Tickets for the remaining 26 games will be sold beginning Feb. 25 at the team website as well as the Turner Field ticket office, Braves Clubhouse Store at CNN Center, and all Ticketmaster locations, or by calling 1-800-745-3000.

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