Brandon Gaudin and Jeff Levering headline Brewers vs Braves coverage: how to watch in the UK and US
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Milwaukee Brewers at Atlanta Braves will be shown in the UK on ESPN Unlimited, with the game listed for 1:35 p.m. ET at Truist Park in Atlanta; the matchup is also available on the clubs’ local channels, Braves Vision and Brewers TV. ESPN’s game listing confirms coverage on ESPN Unlmtd/MLB.TV, while the local viewing options are also stated in the Brewers-Braves watch guides.[2][1][4]
The broadcast team is notably strong on both sides. Brandon Gaudin is a familiar Braves voice and one of the more versatile American play-by-play announcers in baseball and college sport, while Jeff Levering is widely recognised for his long-running work with the Brewers and for his polished MLB radio and television style. Their shared assignment on ESPN Unlimited means viewers will hear a national presentation built around two established local leads.[2]
Alongside them, C.J. Nitkowski and Vinny Rottino provide the colour commentary. Nitkowski, a former major league pitcher, has built a broad media career after his playing days, bringing a pitcher’s perspective to game analysis. Rottino, another ex-Brewer, offers similar insider knowledge from his time in the game, making the Brewers’ and Braves’ broadcasts especially rooted in playing experience.[2]
The reporting duties are split between Paul Byrd and Sophia Minnaert. Byrd, also a former MLB pitcher, has become a recognised analyst and sideline presence, while Minnaert is one of the most established reporters in Brewers coverage, known for her work across television and digital baseball media. That combination gives the telecast a mix of on-field insight and clubhouse reporting that should appeal to both American and British viewers following the game remotely.[2]
This is a significant meeting between two of the National League’s strongest clubs, with ESPN listing the Brewers at 45-29 and the Braves at 48-27 entering the game.[2] The local watch guide also notes the contest at Truist Park in Atlanta, and positions it as part of a key weekend series between division leaders.[1][3]
For viewers outside the ballpark, the clearest route is the ESPN Unlimited and MLB.TV-style national feed, while local supporters can tune into Braves Vision or Brewers TV depending on market access.[2][1][4] Fans wanting more background on the league can also follow MLB’s official competition information at MLB.com.
Article generated: 21 June 2026, 18:35 GMT