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Atlanta Braves: The 6 September Games That Doomed Them
When August turned to September, the Braves had a eight-game lead in the Wild Card, still had the Phillies in sight and were a season-high 26 games over .500 at 81-55...
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Braves' Big Four Pitching Prospects Already Paying Dividends
A lot of people applauded Frank Wren's ability to acquire Michael Bourn a few weeks ago from the Astros , but not only because he got the speedy, leadoff hitter who played center field that the Braves desperately needed...
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Atlanta Braves: Minor Problem with Pitcher Derek Lowe
Most Braves fans know that Derek Lowe , who is currently earning $15 million this year (and next) is the Braves' highest paid player. Some might be surprised to realize that this season Derek Lowe has yet to pitch into the eighth inning in any game...
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Atlanta Braves Midseason Grades
As the Braves head into the All-Star Break, they sit 16 games over .500 at 54-38, good for the 4th best record in Major League Baseball, right up there with the Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees ...
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MLB Hall of Fame: One-Team Hall of Famers Becoming a Dying Breed in Baseball
Think back four years ago. No, not to the point when unemployment was still under 6%, the debt was under $10 trillion or the St. Louis Cardinals were reigning World Series Champions, but to the voting in January 2007...
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Atlanta Braves: Who's Staying and Who's Going This Offseason
2010 was a moderate success for the Atlanta Braves. However, with retirement, free agency and trades, there's always the question of who will or will not be back playing for Atlanta in 2011...
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Braves Minor League Team Combines for No-Hitter
You know things are going well when both pitchers in a game get more hits than the other team combined. On Monday, Atlanta Braves' highly touted pitching prospect, Julio Teheran, combined with reliever Tyrelle Harris to no-hit Mobile in a 2-0 victory ...
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Braves' Bats Not Booming, But Rather Lackluster and Lightweight
That Braves offense that led the charge to the top of the standings during a 20-win month of May has seemingly been relieved of command...
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An In-Depth Look at the Atlanta Braves' Remaining Schedule
On getaway day, the Braves concluded their first post All-Star break homestand with an 8-0 shutout of the San Diego Padres at Turner Field...
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The Five Best Starts of Tommy Hanson's First Year
With all the hype focused on Stephen Strasburg (and deservedly so), the one-year anniversary of Tommy Hanson's arrival in the majors has come–and gone...
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Glaus on First, Prado on Second and I Don't Know on Third
If the recent news and rumors turn out to be true, the Braves have a big question on their hands—who is the Braves' everyday third baseman after 2010 (or perhaps the rest of this season)? It's not a simple question to answer...
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Shaping Up The 2010 Roster (So Far)
If the signing goes through, the Braves may be finished with their off-season dealings. Currently, a major-league source reports that the Atlanta Braves have reached an agreement with free-agent ...
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The 2010 Braves Opening Day Roster
With economics playing a larger role in how teams are constructed - here's my 25 players who are going to be on the Braves active roster leaving Spring Training and in the dugout on Opening Day 2010...
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Stupidity on Display at Yankee Stadium
I've never been a Yankees fan. Growing up in New Jersey as a Braves fan in the mid 1990s, there were a handful of Yankees fans amongst my high school classmates before they won the ...
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After Playoff Hopes Swept Away, Atlanta Braves Should Focus on 2010
The week got off to a great start, with the Braves winning the first two games in Florida. The rest of the week showed that only a miracle would get the Braves into the playoffs in 2009...
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Stephen Strasburg Shouldn't Choose Boras Over Tony Gwynn
You can't fault Tony Gwynn for trying. However, when players are dumb and greedy enough to say they want Scott Boras handling their business decisions for them instead of a Hall of ...
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Hanson, Homers Power Braves Past Giants
Chipper Jones, Garret Anderson, and Ryan Church all homered to back a stellar 11-strikeout performance by rookie Tommy Hanson as the Atlanta Braves beat the San Francisco Giants 11-3 on Monday night...
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Braves Take Greg Maddux's Advice, Beat Mets
Maybe the Braves should hold pre-game ceremonies more often if they'll follow them up with performances like tonight...
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Tommy Hanson's Arrival Means Jason Heyward Is Next
In the past few weeks, others around baseball have gotten to see why Jason Heyward is getting a lot of attention. Those fans who follow the Braves have known about Heyward since the day he was drafted...
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What the Ryan Church-Jeff Francoeur Trade Really Means For Atlanta
So far, the analysis of today's trade of outfielders between the Atlanta Braves and New York Mets has focused solely on the players exchanged—Ryan Church and Jeff Francoeur. Defensively, as some other writers have noted, the trade is a wash...
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Analyzing Bobby Cox's Bullpen Management
Bobby Cox is a smart manager, but his old-school approach to managing a bullpen cost Tommy Hanson a win on Saturday...
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Braves-Nationals: Pinch-Hit Homer Again Buoys Braves
One at-bat into his Braves career, long-time minor-leaguer Brooks Conrad made lots of fans in Atlanta, as his three-run, pinch-hit blast led the Braves to a 9-8 win over Washington on Friday night...
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Atlanta Braves Pitcher Tommy Hanson Named NL Rookie Of The Month
If you were watching Thursday's Braves' game on Sports South, you probably saw this. Even if you didn't, fans of baseball shouldn't be surprised...
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Braves-Phillies: Players Make Cox a Genius By Completing Sweep
Matt Diaz came through with the go-ahead RBI double in the eighth inning as the Braves completed the sweep of the Phillies Thursday night, 5-2. Timely hits were hard to come by, as only three of the 17 half-innings featured runs scored...
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Manny Ramirez Meets Homer Simpson and Bugs Bunny (Humor)
(Photo: Albuquerque Isotopes) In classic Manny Ramirez fashion, he walked past reporters and avid fans at Isotopes Park and quipped to the cameras in a very nasal voice...
