Braves Launch BravesVision, Team-Owned TV Network for 2026

The Atlanta Braves have announced the launch of BravesVision, a team-owned and -operated television network that will be the club’s local TV home starting in 2026. The network will air more than 140 regular-season games (excluding national broadcasts).

Distribution

BravesVision will be available via Braves.TV (MLB streaming) with a subscription—all non-national regular-season games without blackouts—plus cable, satellite, and streaming across a six-state Southeast footprint, and over-the-air on Gray Media broadcast stations for select games. The move follows the bankruptcy of the Braves’ previous partner, Main Street Sports Group (formerly Diamond Sports Group), which had carried Braves games since 1999 under TBS, SportSouth, Fox Sports South, Bally Sports, and FanDuel Sports Network. Braves president and CEO Derek Schiller said the goal is to bring the broadcast “back under the control of our organization” with “new and innovative ways” to present games.

What It Means for AthX

Broadcast changes don’t affect AthX player values or dynamic pricing. Braves player shares reflect performance and playing time. Easier access to games may boost fan engagement; portfolio and dividend logic are unchanged. Browse the marketplace to see Braves and all MLB player values on AthX. *Sources: AJC – Atlanta Braves unveil BravesVision (Feb 24, 2026); ESPN – Braves launching own network to air 140 games (Feb 24, 2026); al.com – BravesVision team-owned broadcast network (Feb 24, 2026). Fact-checked February 24, 2026.*