Atlanta Braves Postpone Mets Game

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In the heat of the playoff race, Atlanta Braves have postponed their games with the New York Mets due to the weather threat posed by Helene.

“The remaining games vs the New York Mets scheduled for September 25 and 26 have been postponed due to current and forecasted weather impacting the Atlanta area. Both games have been rescheduled as part of a traditional doubleheader on Monday, September 30,” the Braves said in a statement midday Wednesday.

If you want to catch the Braves-Mets series, the first game will begin at 1:10 PM ET.  Game two will begin approximately 40 minutes after the last out of game one.  Monday is a single admission doubleheader with only one ticket required for both games. 

Tickets for the Thursday, Sept. 26 game will be honored on Monday – 9/30 – when gates open at 11:30 AM ET.  “All ticket holders will receive additional information via email,” the ballclub said.

The Braves are fighting for the last playoff spot in the National League East. Check out how to watch the Braves game.

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