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By Bill Mykins (photo credit: Bill Mykins)
In the early 2010s, the Braves found themselves at an impasse with the city of Atlanta on the future of Turner Field, which had been their home since the mid-1990s. Turner Field was aging, and while some argued for basic repairs, the Braves envisioned a modernized stadium that could compete with cutting-edge Major League Baseball parks emerging around the country. At the heart of their desire was the need to improve the fan experience with amenities like video displays, Wi-Fi, enhanced seating options, and other upgrades that had become standard across professional sports stadiums, along with associated improvements in revenues. Click "Read more" below to find out how the Braves achieved their vision.
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