Brave try to ward off the Yankees – and here is, as you can see

The Atlanta Braves begin the second half of the 2025 baseball season with a Home-Six game houses that welcomes the New York Yankees and then the San Francisco Giants.

The Braves take the game under 500 games on Friday, 11. Atlanta has concluded a small contract with the Texas Rangers to add a potential start option, but larger movements can result in the forecast, depending on how the Braves end these first six games after the All Star break.

The 1991 Atlanta Braves left the all-star game break of 9.5 games with Dodgers' divisions and won 8-out-of-games in three games in division management. This braves team was only a game under .500 that left the all-star break, but a similar hot series could recover this incarnation of the Braves in the middle of the Wild Card ranking list and change the calculation of the team to the trading period.

The braves cannot get hot without beating these damned yanks first, so Spencer Strider will take the hill in the hope of leading Atlanta into the overall ranking at a March. Joey Wentz will take his second appearance in Atlanta as a starter in the second game, but from early Friday morning it was all that knows about one of the team's starts for the series.

As for the Yankees, they are 53-43 – two games behind the Toronto Blue Jays for the leadership of Al East Division. Aaron Judge -The best player in the American League and the reigning AL -MVP -leads the Yankees offensive, while Max Fried Max Fried New York Pitching employee leads. The status of Fried is uncertain due to problems with his pitching hand (he had bladder problems throughout his career).

It should be an exciting series with the Yankees in the city and a chance to see two of the game's biggest superstars in judges and Ronald Acuña from Atlanta for three games.

Here are the early days for each of the games of this weekend against the Yankees.

• Friday, July 18 – 7:15 p.m. Edt
• Saturday, July 19 – 7.15 p.m. Edt
• Sunday, July 20 – 1:35 p.m. Edt

The Broadcast options for these games include:

• Friday: Fanduel Sports Network South, Fanduel Sports Network Southeast, Gray TV, MLB Network (Out-of-Market), yes
• Saturday: Fanduel Sports Network South, Fanduel Sports Network Southeast, yes
• Sunday: Fanduel Sports Network South, Fanduel Sports Network Southeast, yes

The Braves games can be heard in the Braves Radio Network. Games can also be available on MLB.TV (Blackout restrictions) and the Fanduel Sports Network (restrictions apply).