Atlanta Braves Launch BravesVision After Split With FanDuel Sports Network

COBB COUNTY, Ga. — The Atlanta Braves have announced the launch of BravesVision, the team’s new in-house broadcast network set to debut for the 2026 season.

The move follows the organization’s split with Main Street Sports Group, which previously aired Braves games on FanDuel Sports Network.

“Generations of Braves fans were raised watching games on a network that shared ownership with the baseball team,” Braves President and CEO Derek Schiller said in a statement. “With BravesVision, we believe we can present Braves baseball in new and innovative ways, allowing us to expand and elevate our storytelling capabilities across all platforms.”

What BravesVision Means for Fans

BravesVision will produce at least 140 games during the regular season. The team outlined multiple viewing options for fans:

• Braves.TV Subscription: Available through Major League Baseball’s streaming platform, Major League Baseball.

  • Offered to fans living within the Braves’ designated “home market,” which includes Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, North Carolina and South Carolina.

  • Fans outside the region can watch games through a standard MLB.TV subscription.

• Direct-to-Distributor Partnerships: The Braves plan to partner with cable providers, satellite services and additional streaming platforms to expand access.

Details on subscription packages and pricing are expected to be released in March. The team has also published a FAQ page addressing how the new streaming platform will operate. (FAQ page on how streaming will work here)

The launch marks a significant shift in how Braves baseball will be delivered to viewers, signaling a new era of team-controlled broadcasting for the 2026 season.