As we saw from my previous post, June for the 2016 Atlanta Braves will see a heavily favored schedule at Turner Field, but also a heavy schedule. July though is the total opposite, in a bad and good way.
The Braves now face a heavy road schedule, playing fifteen games on the road, while only having ten games at home. However, the Braves will have a lot of rest during July, getting six off days, but four of those days are thanks to the All-Star break.
The Braves start the month off by finishing the series versus the Marlins for three games at home.