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Gray Media to simulcast Atlanta Braves games from FanDuel Sports Network

A total of 25 games will be made available on WPCH-TV in Atlanta and 23 other stations — 15 regular-season games and 10 spring training games.

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Gray Media has partnered with the Atlanta Braves to offer more than a dozen of the team’s regular-season games available on free broadcast TV in 2025.

The deal will see Gray Media stations across the southern United States air 15 regular-season games via a simulcast of FanDuel Sports Network, the Diamond Sports-operated regional sports broadcaster that has the in-territory rights to local Braves games.

In addition to the 15 regular-season games, Gray Media will also produce and distribute 10 spring training games on its local TV stations.

A total of 24 local TV markets will have access to Braves games, including Gray Media-owned WPCH (Channel 17) in Atlanta. In cities like Nashville, Augusta, Mobile and Memphis, Gray Media will distribute Braves games on a digital sub-channel of a major TV station.

“We are thrilled to partner with Gray Media to offer our fans more opportunities to watch a simulcast of certain games and access our content all across the Southeast,” said Atlanta Braves President & CEO Derek Schiller. “This partnership makes Braves baseball even more accessible, allowing fans throughout Braves Country the ability to watch in a way that best suits them, whether that is on cable, local TV, or streaming.”

“Gray Media is thrilled to partner with the Atlanta Braves to bring baseball back to local broadcast television across the Southeast,” Gray Chairman and CEO Hilton Howell said on Wednesday. “We are proud to give Braves fans a new way to watch their favorite players and one of the best franchises in baseball history.”

Gray Media says it will release the schedule of the 10 spring training games and 15 regular season games airing on its TV stations at a later date.

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