‘Wow!’ – Atlanta Braves game section in Monday Atlanta Journal-Constitution ePaper

The Monday edition of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution includes special coverage of the Atlanta Braves and the Dodgers in the National League Championship Series.

Readers will find exclusive stories, photos, the full box score and a look at what’s next for the team in the Braves After the Game section.

You can also find more coverage on the sports page of AJC.com and in print and ePaper editions on Tuesday.

For subscribers: In your Monday ePaper: Turn to the Braves After the Game section, where you’ll find the score – and a whole lot more – after this and every Braves playoff game.

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