The Atlanta Braves have officially secured the National League East title. On Sunday, September 20, 2026, Daikin Park hosted the victory over the Houston Astros that secured the division title. This victory sets the stage for a special three-game homestand against the Cincinnati Reds. The team wants fans to feel the energy of a championship run before the regular season closes.
Giveaways and Tribute Nights
The homestand runs from Tuesday, September 22 through Thursday, September 24. Each game brings a unique fan experience designed to celebrate the roster and the community. On Tuesday, fans can grab an Austin Riley Short Sleeve Hoodie presented by Xfinity. Gates open at 5:30 p.m. for a 7:15 p.m. start. A colorful Ronald Acuña Jr. cap will drop exclusively at Threads on that same day. These items are in-store only and last only while supplies last.
Wednesday is the main event with Los Bravos Night on September 23. This night honors the team’s Latin heritage and history. The ticket package for this specific game is already sold out. The Vault at South End Trading Co. will display game-used memorabilia from former and current Latin players. Bill Lucas, recognized as the MLB’s pioneering African American General Manager, is honored during the event. Operation Home Team is also scheduled for this night to support military families.
Coca-Cola presents a Ronald Acuña Jr. Basketball Jersey Giveaway to conclude the series on Thursday. Per MLB.com, this final giveaway marks the end of the regular season celebration. Fans should arrive early to secure their spot for these limited items.
Special Food and Community Support
The ballpark is adding new flavors to match the home team and the visiting team. For the entire month of September, the Giving Kitchen stall features food from Chef Carlos Cisneros of Pure Taqueria. Handmade Quesadilla, Pastor Taco, and Elote de la calle are served by him. On Wednesday, fans in section 141 can try the Cincinnati Chili Cheese Coney. Cincinnati Chili, Mustard, Diced Onions, and Shredded Cheddar Cheese top this hot dog. It is a direct nod to the Reds.
For those looking for a drink, a Fall Ball specialty item is available in multiple sections. Rye Whiskey, apple cider, orange juice, and bitters make up this mix. It is garnished with a cinnamon stick. The Atlanta Braves Foundation is also selling Community Home Team Hats. These hats raise funds for military and first responders. Purchase them online at braves.com/give or at the ABF booth located behind section 110.
Catch the Game Anywhere
Not everyone can make it to the stadium for every game. The broadcast options cover all major platforms for local fans. You can watch the action on BravesVision and Braves.TV with Gray TV carrying Tuesday’s game and FS1 airing Thursday’s. Radio listeners have plenty of choices too. The games air on 680 AM/93.7 FM The Fan and the Braves Radio Network. Spanish-speaking fans can tune in to La Mejor 1600/1460/1130 AM. This wide coverage ensures no fan misses a single out of the final homestand.
The Braves have done the hard work to win the division. Now they get to enjoy the moment with the fans who helped them get there. The combination of giveaways, food, and history makes this homestand a must-see event. The season ends soon, but this week proves why Atlanta is the place to be for baseball.
