The Atlanta Braves (OTCMKTS:BATRB) (OTCMKTS:BATRB) are a professional baseball franchise based in Atlanta, Georgia, competing in Major League Baseball’s National League East division. Operating as a publicly traded entity, the Braves organization manages all aspects of the team’s on-field performance and off-field business activities, including ticketing, merchandising, sponsorships, media rights and venue operations. The club leverages its MLB affiliation to generate revenue from national and local broadcast agreements as well as digital content distribution.
Established in 1871 as the Boston Red Stockings and later the Boston Braves, the franchise relocated to Milwaukee in 1953 before settling in Atlanta in 1966. Over its long history, the Braves have claimed multiple National League pennants and won the 1995 World Series, cementing their status as one of baseball’s storied clubs. The organization places a strong emphasis on player development, maintaining a network of minor league affiliates across the United States to nurture talent from the draft through the major league level.
Home games are hosted at Truist Park, situated in Cobb County, Georgia, which serves as a centerpiece for the club’s fan engagement efforts. Beyond live events, the Braves offer licensed merchandise, branded concessions and exclusive digital experiences to a global audience of supporters. The team’s reach extends throughout the southeastern U.S. market while engaging a national and international fan base through streaming platforms and social media channels.
Under the ownership umbrella of Liberty Media, chaired by John C. Malone, the Braves organization is led on a day-to-day basis by President and CEO Derek Schiller. The executive leadership team focuses on strategic growth initiatives, community relations and enhancing the overall fan experience, positioning the Atlanta Braves as both a competitive sports franchise and a diversified entertainment business.
