With all apologies to Bruce Buffer…”Itttt’ssssssss Tiiiiimmmmmeeee!”. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=irFtTYP-H6I It’s been a while since I last wrote about the Braves. Part of it is because I entered the busy part of my work year, dealing with [READ MORE]
With the wind down of the 2014 MLB season, and the increase in NCAAF games that matter, I have been a little slack in staying on top of the Atlanta Braves recent activity, especially in [READ MORE]
Well, the nightmare that was the Atlanta Braves’ 2014 season has ended. The Braves finished the season with a 79-83, finishing below .500 for only the 4th time since 1990. Their swoon was capped by [READ MORE]
Let’s face it: this is about over. Technically, in the strictest sense, the Braves still have a chance. Pretty much the same chance I have of hooking up with Sofia Vergara. The Washington Nationals (85-63) [READ MORE]
Despite losing to the Miami Marlins 4-0 Saturday night, the Atlanta Braves are still only 1 1/2 games behind St. Louis for the second Wild Card spot, and they have a healthy slate of games [READ MORE]
The Braves (70-64) open a three game series at home against the Marlins (65-67) Friday night, which is good news on multiple fronts. Ervin Santana (13-7, 3.60 ERA / 3.31 FIP) takes the mound for [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]
“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]
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