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September 30, 2013

The Atlanta Braves will have a rally for their fans and supporters at the Taco Mac at Lindbergh Station on Tuesday afternoon.

Starting at noon, the Braves and 680 the Fan radio will begin a live broadcast, with the Buck and Kincade show followed by the Chuck and Chernoff show broadcasting until 7 PM. Starting at 7 PM, there will be a rally featuring team mascots, former Braves players, and the Braves Tomahawk Team.

The National League wild card game, between the Pirates and the Reds, will be broadcast for the fans present. There will also be a few chances to great prizes including autographed memorabilia and tickets to 2014 Braves games.

The Taco Mac Lindbergh is located at 573 Main St., Atlanta, GA 30324. It is located right near the Lindbergh Center MARTA station, but parking will be validated up to $3.

The Braves' playoff run will start on Thursday night against the Dodgers at Turner Field. Tickets are currently on sale.

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