Catch up on the Braves' Double-A move to Columbus with these stories
The recently named Clingstones will debut in a new home in Columbus.
March, 2024 - September, 2024
The Atlanta Braves' decision to relocate their Double-A minor league baseball affiliate to Columbus marks a shift for the city. The introduction of the Columbus Clingstones features a team name that pays tribute to a popular variety of peach. Renovations to historic Golden Park, aided by a $50 million upgrade, aim to modernize facilities while preserving traditional elements, setting the stage for baseball's return to Columbus.
Despite some public controversy surrounding the new team name and the investment from the city, engagement initiatives such as the "Crown the Clingstone Contest" signal an effort to foster community involvement and create a fresh fan experience. The move also highlights the strategic vision of Pete Laven, who will guide the team in its inaugural season.
Despite some public controversy surrounding the new team name and the investment from the city, engagement initiatives such as the "Crown the Clingstone Contest" signal an effort to foster community involvement and create a fresh fan experience. The move also highlights the strategic vision of Pete Laven, who will guide the team in its inaugural season.
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