The Atlanta Braves have certainly had an eventful road trip in the early season, sweeping the Colorado Rockies with great offense and then nearly getting swept by the Chicago Cubs with very little offense at all. However, the team's offense has come back to life again in the series against the St. Louis Cardinals, with the team winning again on May 12 by the score of 7-2. Brandon Beachy picked …

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The 2012 Atlanta Braves interleague schedule begins in May with a three-game series against the Tampa Bay Rays. It's the beginning of many games against the American League East for the Braves, giving the team what amounts to a very tough interleague schedule.

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After a slow start to the year, the Atlanta Braves have really picked it up of late, winning 10 out of their last 12 games. After failing to sweep the Arizona Diamondbacks on April 22 the team will now face the Los Angeles Dodgers in an important three game series. What follows are my three keys to the Braves having a successful series.

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After having a quiet offseason for the most part, GM Frank Wren made some questionable moves over the past couple of weeks, bringing in both pitching (Livan Hernandez, Chad Durbin) and hitting (Juan Francisco) to hopefully shore up the team heading into opening day. If the April 9 game against the Houston Astros was any indication, perhaps Wren should have kept it quiet.

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The Atlanta Braves made a great trade for Michael Bourn in 2011, and, unfortunately, the team was not able to capitalize upon it by making it to the playoffs.

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The Atlanta Braves are accustomed to challenges playing in the National League East. Their Interleague Play schedule for 2012 will pose a challenge, but not one the team will be unable to overcome.

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Atlanta Braves fans will soon be able to show their team spirit and support their team with a special edition, state-issued Atlanta Braves license plate.

Running low on time today, i’ll be back tomorrow hopefully with some more news.

Coming off of a disastrous finish in 2011 the Atlanta Braves will be looking to make another run for the playoffs this year, after keeping most of the team intact over the winter (minus Derek Lowe and Alex Gonzalez, of course).

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Even though the Atlanta Braves did not make many changes to the team in the offseason, I still believe they are in a great position to win the National League East in 2012. They will have a lot more competition this year in both the Washington Nationals and Miami Marlins, but…

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