July 29, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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The Atlanta Braves’ general counsel has moved into a new role in the organization.
Greg Heller, who has been the franchise’s senior vice president and general counsel since 2007, was named executive vice president and chief legal officer. The three-person legal department will remain largely unchanged as a result of the promotion, Braves spokeswoman Beth Marshall said.
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