After Dan Uggla‘s recent continued struggles at the plate, many fans have taken to the FaceTweeterBlog-osphere calling for him to replaced in the lineup–by anyone. In and of itself, this probably does not seem like [READ MORE]
No, this won’t be as dull as the title suggests. Ok, it might be dull, but it won’t be dull in the same way the title suggests. I was an avid baseball card collector as a [READ MORE]
Any time teams struggle to score runs, the masses start clamoring for changes. So far I’ve heard: Fire the hitting coaches! They may or may not be contributing to Atlanta’s scoring woes, but they’re not [READ MORE]
With the 2014 Atlanta Braves season set to kick off tomorrow, I thought I would have some fun with some pre-season predictions on certain performance thresholds. Julio Teheran Wins: 14.5 As the de facto #1 [READ MORE]
A group by group look at the 2014 spring training Braves, starting with a rather large group: the pitchers. Luis Avilan: Avilan had a breakout year last year, sporting a 1.52 ERA buoyed by a [READ MORE]
“Everyone else is extending their young players, why can’t the Braves? Thanks, Liberty Media!” It’s a common refrain heard by Braves fans. Many have resigned themselves to the notion that the young core of players [READ MORE]
According to a recent Mark Bowman column, BJ Upton has been spending the offseason fixing his swing. The swing does seem like it’s the thing, considering Upton’s strike zone contact rate dropped to a career-low [READ MORE]
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