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Mets swept in Atlanta as chances of NL East title all but gone

ATLANTA — The Mets, the wire-to-almost-wire leaders of the NL East, are on the precipice of having to settle for a wild-card spot.

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Defense steps up as Falcons pull out victory over Browns

ATLANTA — For the second week in a row, the Falcons’ defense came up with a clutch stop to help secure a victory.

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Falcons vs. Browns: Week 4 photo gallery

Falcons vs. Browns: Best photos from Sunday's matchup in Atlanta.

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Falcons Week 4 inactives list: Six players ruled out vs. Browns

The Atlanta Falcons have announced their inactives for Sunday's matchup against the Cleveland Browns.

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Mets can’t give Max Scherzer much support in 4-2 loss to Braves

ATLANTA — The Atlanta Braves have quite possibly one of the deepest lineups in baseball. The Mets assembled a starting pitching rotation that they believed could counter that lineup.

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Cleveland Browns vs Atlanta Falcons Prediction, Game Preview

Cleveland Browns vs Atlanta Falcons game preview, prediction, and breakdown for the Week 4 game on Sunday, October 2

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Jacob deGrom struggles as Mets’ bats go cold in loss to Braves

ATLANTA — True to form, Jacob deGrom was mostly dominant Friday night at Truist Park. But his mistakes were big and the Atlanta Braves made him pay for three mistakes he made right down the middle.

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How the Tiebreaker Rule Impacts the MLB Playoff Race

The most consequential series this weekend is between the top two teams in the NL East, the only division race that still isn’t decided. The Braves host the Mets in a three-game set at Truist Park in Atlanta. New York currently holds a one-game lead in the NL East, and…

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Hurricane Ian: Flights canceled, coastal Georgia watches for more flooding

ATLANTA — Cleanup has begun in parts of coastal Georgia as Ian heads north.

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How Austin Riley Became the Cornerstone of the Braves’ Core

After winning a World Series and signing an extension, he has emerged as the anchor of an enviably loaded Atlanta roster.

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Browns vs. Falcons: Tale of the statistical tape

How do the Browns and Falcons look statistically through the first three weeks?

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Friday Favourite: An instant American love affair after one test

Not many drivers would pick a favourite circuit after just one test, but for Louis Deletraz he couldn’t resist. As he prepares for his first race at Road Atlanta he explains why he selected the Petit Le Mans venue at the top of his list – despite ending up in…

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Investigation probes effort to copy election data in another Georgia county

ATLANTA — The tech company that copied election data in Coffee County was also considered for similar work in Spalding County, prompting a new investigation in Georgia, State Elections Board Chairman William Duffey said.

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AMC auctioning off unique ‘Walking Dead’ props from Daryl, Rick, Michonne and more

ATLANTA — AMC is auctioning off more than 100 iconic items from its show “The Walking Dead” just ahead of the final eight episodes of the series, which began in 2010 and became the most popular cable show of all time. It was shot in Georgia its entire run.

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The Braves declined the Mets’ request to start their series a day early, which was a smart call

It would've only hurt the Braves.

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Georgia elections board evaluates Coffee County breach and precautions

ATLANTA — Georgia officials and the CEO of Dominion Voting Systems tried to reassure voters Wednesday that this year’s elections are secure amid a criminal investigation into election skeptics who copied data from voting equipment in Coffee County.

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What We Know—and Don’t Know—About CFP Expansion

The sport’s postseason is expanding to 12 teams, but plenty of questions remain—such as, when will it take effect?

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Airlines cancel hundreds of flights as Hurricane Ian advances

ATLANTA — Hurricane Ian has driven airlines to cancel hundreds of flights to and from Florida on Wednesday and Thursday.

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‘No need to panic,’ Gov. Kemp says ahead of Hurricane Ian

ATLANTA — Gov. Brian Kemp urged Georgians to take caution as Hurricane Ian gains intensity off the western coast of Florida, threatening to bring torrential rain, dangerous storm surges and sweeping winds to the state this week.

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Hawks add to backcourt, acquire 6-8 guard Vít Krejčí in trade with Thunder

ATLANTA — The Hawks acquired guard Vít Krejčí from the Oklahoma City Thunder Tuesday in exchange for forward Mo Harkless and draft considerations.

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Activist charged in Jan. 6 attack is among Herschel Walker’s campaign ‘captains’

ATLANTA — Republican Senate hopeful Herschel Walker’s campaign recently listed a woman who was arrested in March on charges of participating in the Jan. 6, 2021 attack on the U.S. Capitol as one of his “county captains.”

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Anti-training center activists vandalize Alabama home of construction executive

ATLANTA — The home of an Alabama construction executive was targeted and vandalized last week, authorities said, apparently due to his company’s ties to Atlanta’s planned police and fire training center.

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It’s Time For Georgia Tech to Finally Hire Its First Black Head Coach

After the Yellow Jackets dismissed their athletic director and coach, they have a chance to break an unfortunate trend within the program.

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Kansas carries on into its sixth decade playing its classics

ATLANTA — The original members of the progressive rock band Kansas in the 1970s hailed from Topeka and quickly became the most famous music act from that mid-sized Kansas town.

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R.E.M. gets ‘deconstructed and reconstructed’

ATLANTA — This weekend, the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra introduces the world premiere performances of “R.E.M. Explored.” The instrumental evenings begin with a suite of selections from the revered Athens band’s catalog, in newly “deconstructed and reconstructed” symphonic arrangements.

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