Okay, so, let’s talk about these San Francisco Giants and Atlanta Braves games I’ve been following. It’s been a wild ride, trying to keep up with these two teams.
First off, I started by checking out who’s playing who. I noticed a bunch of games coming up between the Giants and the Braves. There’s a game on August 26th, and another one on the 27th. Then, I saw some buzz about a couple of games in July, like July 2nd and 4th at the Truist Park.
I got into figuring out who might be pitching. I found out that for one of the games, Logan Webb from the Giants is likely going up against Max Fried from the Braves. That sounds like a pretty good matchup! Webb’s got a 10-8 record, and Fried’s at 7-6. Their ERAs are pretty close, too, with Webb at 3.32 and Fried at 3.56. I marked that one down as a must-watch.
Then I dug a little deeper into where I could watch these games. Looks like the August 26th game is going to be on FS1, NBCS BA, and Bally Sports Southeast. The August 27th game is on ESPN. I made a mental note to make sure my subscriptions are up to date. Or else, I will not be able to see the game!
I also considered maybe going to a game. For instance, I saw that you can get tickets at the Truist Park ticket office. And apparently, there are some websites where you might be able to find cheaper tickets. But to be honest, I thought that may be a little bit of a hassle for me. But if you are living nearby, go and take a look!
- Game on August 26th: Giants vs. Braves, on FS1, NBCS BA, and Bally Sports Southeast.
- Game on August 27th: Giants vs. Braves, on ESPN.
- Possible pitchers for one game: Webb (Giants) vs. Fried (Braves).
- You can get tickets at Truist Park or maybe find some deals online.
Here’s what I’ve got so far:
I figured out how to stream the Giants games. Apparently, if you want to stream the games live, the NBC Sports app is the way to go. I downloaded the app. That seems like the easiest way to catch all the action.
I finished up by looking at ticket prices, just out of curiosity. It looks like for some Dodgers vs. Giants games, tickets can be as low as $23.00. Not bad, right?
So yeah, that’s my deep dive into the upcoming Giants vs. Braves games. I tried to cover all the bases, from where to watch to who’s pitching. Hopefully, this helps some of you other baseball fans out there!