The Braves will open the 2022 season on the road with a six-game trip against the Marlins and Mets. Opening day will be March 31 with a four-game series in Miami followed by a two-game set in New York.
It will mark the third time the Braves have opened against the Marlins, joining the 2015 and 2005 seasons. Both those series also were in south Florida. It will be the fourth consecutive season the Braves have started their campaign on the road.
The Braves will begin the home portion of their schedule April 7 to start a four-game series against the Reds. That series will be followed by three games against the Nationals. To end the season, the Braves will play 15 of their final 24 games on the road. They’ll end the year for the second consecutive year at home with a three-game set against the Mets, Sept. 30-Oct. 2.
The Braves play interleague series against the Red Sox, A’s, Angels, Astros, Rangers and Mariners. The Angels, featuring two-way star Shohei Ohtani and Mike Trout, will come to Atlanta on July 22-24. Trout has only played one series in Atlanta previously in his career. It will be Ohtani’s first series in Atlanta. The Braves also will return to Arlington, Texas, where they played the 2020 National League Championship Series against the Dodgers, for a three-game series against the Rangers beginning April 29.
It will be the fourth time in five years the Braves face the Red Sox. They’ll host Boston for two games May 10-11 and go to Fenway Park on Aug. 9-10. The Braves will travel to Seattle for the first time since 2014 on Sept. 9-11. The Braves were slated to visit the Pacific Northwest in 2020 before the pandemic altered the MLB schedule.
Also similar to the scrapped 2020 schedule, the Braves will travel to the West Coast early. Their second road trip in April will be to Los Angeles and San Diego. They’ll also complete their Arizona and Colorado trips in late May/early June. The Braves have a three-city western trip later in the season, when they’ll spent Sept. 6-14 in Oakland, Seattle and San Francisco. Their only other three-city trip begins the first week of August, when the Braves go to New York (Mets), Boston and Miami.
The Braves will finish the season with a 16-game stretch against National League East opponents, including seven contests against the Phillies.
A finalized schedule with complete start times will be released later.
ATLANTA BRAVES 2022 SEASON SCHEDULE
Home dates in bold. Times will be released later.
March
Thursday, March 31 - at Miami
April
Friday, April 1 - at Miami
Saturday, April 2 - at Miami
Sunday, April 3 - at Miami
Monday, April 4 - at N.Y. Mets
Tuesday, April 5 - at N.Y. Mets
Thursday, April 7 - vs. Cincinnati
Friday, April 8 - vs. Cincinnati
Saturday, April 9 - vs. Cincinnati
Sunday, April 10- vs. Cincinnati
Monday, April 11 - vs. Washington
Tuesday, April 12 - vs. Washington
Wednesday, April 13 - vs. Washington
Thursday, April 14 - at San Diego
Friday, April 15 - at San Diego
Saturday, April 16- at San Diego
Sunday, April 17 - at San Diego
Monday, April 18 - at L.A. Dodgers
Tuesday, April 19 - at L.A. Dodgers
Wednesday, April 20 - at L.A. Dodgers
Friday, April 22 - vs. Miami
Saturday, April 23- vs. Miami
Sunday, April 24 - vs. Miami
Tuesday, April 26- vs. Chicago Cubs
Wednesday, April 27 - vs. Chicago Cubs
Thursday, April 28 - vs. Chicago Cubs
Friday, April 29 - at Texas
Saturday, April 30 - at Texas
MAY
Sunday, May 1 - at Texas
Monday, May 2 - at N.Y, Mets
Tuesday, May 3 - at N.Y. Mets
Wednesday, May 4 - at N.Y. Mets
Friday, May 6 - vs. Milwaukee
Saturday, May 7 - vs. Milwaukee
Sunday, May 8 - vs. Milwaukee
Tuesday, May 10 - vs. Boston
Wednesday, May 11 - vs. Boston
Friday, May 13 - vs. San Diego
Saturday, May 14 - vs. San Diego
Sunday, May 15 - vs. San Diego
Monday, May 16 - at Milwaukee
Tuesday, May 17 - at Milwaukee
Wednesday, May 18 - at Milwaukee
Friday, May 20 - at Miami
Saturday, May 21 - at Miami
Sunday, May 22 - at Miami
Monday, May 23 - vs. Philadelphia
Tuesday, May 24 - vs. Philadelphia
Wednesday, May 25 - vs. Philadelphia
Thursday, May 26 - vs. Philadelphia
Friday, May 27 - vs. Miami
Saturday, May 28 - vs. Miami
Sunday, May 29 - vs. Miami
Monday, May 30- at Arizona
Tuesday, May 31 - at Arizona
JUNE
Wednesday, June 1 - at Arizona
Thursday, June 2 - at Colorado
Friday, June 3 - at Colorado
Saturday, June 4 - at Colorado
Sunday, June 5 - at Colorado
Tuesday, June 7 - vs. Oakland
Wednesday, June 8 - vs. Oakland
Thursday, June 9 - vs. Pittsburgh
Friday, June 10 - vs. Pittsburgh
Saturday, June 11 - vs. Pittsburgh
Sunday, June 12 - vs. Pittsburgh
Monday, June 13 - at Washington
Tuesday, June 14 - at Washington
Wednesday, June 15 - at Washington
Friday, June 17 - at Chicago Cubs
Saturday, June 18 - at Chicago Cubs
Sunday, June 19 - at Chicago Cubs
Monday, June 20 - vs. San Francisco
Tuesday, June 21 - vs. San Francisco
Wednesday, June 22 - vs. San Francisco
Thursday, June 23 - vs. San Francisco
Friday, June 24 - vs. L.A. Dodgers
Saturday, June 25 - vs. L.A. Dodgers
Sunday, June 26 - vs. L.A. Dodgers
Tuesday, June 28 - at Philadelphia
Wednesday, June 29 - at Philadelphia
Thursday, June 30 - at Philadelphia
JULY
Friday, July 1 - at Cincinnati
Saturday, July 2 - at Cincinnati
Sunday, July 3 - at Cincinnati
Monday, July 4 - vs. St. Louis
Tuesday, July 5 - vs. St. Louis
Wednesday, July 6 - vs. St. Louis
Thursday, July 7 - vs. St. Louis
Friday, July 8 - vs. Washington
Saturday, July 9 - vs. Washington
Sunday, July 10 - vs. Washington
Monday, July 11 - vs. N.Y. Mets
Tuesday, July 12 - vs. N.Y. Mets
Wednesday, July 13 - vs. N.Y. Mets
Thursday, July 14 - at Washington
Friday, July 15 - at Washington
Saturday, July 16 - at Washington
Sunday, July 17 - at Washington
Tuesday, July 19 - 92nd MLB All-Star game (in Los Angeles)
Friday, July 22 - vs. L.A. Angels
Saturday, July 23 - vs. L.A. Angels
Sunday, July 24 - vs. L.A. Angels
Monday, July 25 - at Philadelphia
Tuesday, July 26 - at Philadelphia
Wednesday, July 27 - at Philadelphia
Friday, July 29 - vs. Arizona
Saturday, July 30 - vs. Arizona
Sunday, July 31 - vs. Arizona
AUGUST
Tuesday, Aug. 2 - vs. Philadelphia
Wednesday, Aug. 3 - vs. Philadelphia
Thursday, Aug. 4 - at N.Y. Mets
Friday, Aug. 5 - at N.Y. Mets
Saturday, Aug. 6 - at N.Y. Mets
Sunday, Aug. 7 - at N.Y. Mets
Tuesday, Aug. 9 - at Boston
Wednesday, Aug. 10 - at Boston
Friday, Aug. 12 - at Miami
Saturday, Aug. 13 - at Miami
Sunday, Aug.14 - at Miami
Monday, Aug. 15 - vs. N.Y. Mets
Tuesday, Aug. 16 - vs. N.Y. Mets
Wednesday, Aug. 17 - vs. N.Y. Mets
Thursday, Aug. 18 - vs. N.Y. Mets
Friday, Aug. 19 - vs. Houston
Saturday, Aug. 20 - vs. Houston
Sunday, Aug. 21 - vs. Houston
Monday, Aug. 22 - at Pittsburgh
Tuesday, Aug. 23 - at Pittsburgh
Wednesday, Aug. 24 - at Pittsburgh
Friday, Aug. 26 - at St. Louis
Saturday, Aug. 27 - at St. Louis
Sunday, Aug. 28 - at St. Louis
Tuesday, Aug. 30 - vs. Colorado
Wednesday, Aug. 31 - vs. Colorado
SEPTEMBER
Thursday, Sept. 1 - vs. Colorado
Friday, Sept. 2 - vs. Miami
Saturday, Sept. 3 - vs. Miami
Sunday, Sept. 4 - vs. Miami
Tuesday, Sept. 6 - at Oakland
Wednesday, Sept. 7 - at Oakland
Friday, Sept. 9 - at Seattle
Saturday, Sept. 10 - at Seattle
Sunday, Sept. 11 - at Seattle
Monday, Sept. 12 - at San Francisco
Tuesday, Sept. 13 - at San Francisco
Wednesday, Sept. 14 - at San Francisco
Friday, Sept. 16 - vs. Philadelphia
Saturday, Sept. 17 - vs. Philadelphia
Sunday, Sept. 18 - vs. Philadelphia
Monday, Sept. 19 - vs. Washington
Tuesday, Sept. 20 - vs. Washington
Wednesday, Sept. 21 - vs. Washington
Thursday, Sept. 22 - at Philadelphia
Friday, Sept. 23 - at Philadelphia
Saturday, Sept. 24 - at Philadelphia
Sunday, Sept. 25 - at Philadelphia
Monday, Sept. 26 - at Washington
Tuesday, Sept. 27 - at Washington
Wednesday, Sept. 28 - at Washington
Friday, Sept. 30 - vs. N.Y. Mets
OCTOBER
Saturday, Oct. 1 - vs. N.Y. Mets
Sunday, Oct. 2 - vs. N.Y. Mets
