The Atlanta Braves began the second half of their regular season on Friday night at Truist Park, facing off against the New York Yankees in the first matchup of a three-game series. The game marked the 10th broadcast live on Gray Media, reflecting the growing interest in Braves baseball.
The Braves dominated early, leading the Yankees 7-0 through 5 1/2 innings. Ronald Acuña Jr. showcased his exceptional skills, contributing significantly with a double, a triple, and an impressive throw from right field that helped secure a double play by eliminating Yankees infielder Jorbit Vivas as he attempted to advance to third base after a flyout.
Currently, the Braves sit at 12.5 games under .500 and are in fourth place in the NL East, while the Yankees hold a record of 53-43, trailing the Toronto Blue Jays by just two games in the AL East standings.
For fans eager to follow the game live, Gray Media is simulcasting 15 Atlanta Braves games this season, available throughout the Southeast. Viewers can catch tonight’s game on Atlanta News First via channel 46, or through streaming services like YouTube TV, Dish Network, DirecTV, Xfinity, and Spectrum. Those outside the Atlanta market can check BravesOnGray.com for local listings.
This season represents a fresh start for the Braves, and with performances like Acuña’s, there remains hope for a resurgence as they navigate the challenges ahead.