The Atlanta Braves were brought up during a press briefing at the White House on Monday, as they visited the president. Their moniker and tomahawk chop were called into question.

Braves upgrading Chop House, introducing new “Bullpen” seats for 2025 season. ... Truist Park will also expand seating at the Chop House in right field to include sections 107 and 108.

The Bullpen and the expanded Chop House are set to open before the 2025 season. “We continue to provide the best possible ballpark experience for our fans,” Braves President and CEO Derek ...

The Braves are not alone in pro sports; the NFL has the Kansas City Chiefs, whose fans also do the chop. But baseball, both inside and outside Atlanta, has ceded ground in the debate.

The Tomahawk Chop is a forwards and backward movement of the arm that fans do with an open palm traditionally done in celebration at Atlanta Braves games.

While the Braves may ditch the “Tomahawk Chop” (as well as rebrand their “Chop House” restaurant and “Tomahawk Team” spirit group), Rosenthal notes that the Braves have no intention to change the name ...

With the White House hosting the Braves in honor of their 2021 World Series victory, the topic of the team’s name and controversial “tomahawk chop” was raised while press secretary Karine ...

Matt Olson hit a grand slam and the Braves scored seven runs with two outs in the sixth inning. Profar also hit his first HR ...