Month: May 2022

Last night was, to put it charitably, an evening the memory with which I would prefer to swiftly dispense. So I will.

Instead I’d like to focus on the early returns of a different Oakland Athletic, a Georgia boy who … Finish Reading

Well, this is a little bit more like it. There have been a few irritating losses mixed in, to be sure, but the Braves are now 6-4 in their last 10. It’s not an eye-popping stretch, but if they can … Finish Reading

What a fun game! Don’t ever doubt what Ronald Acuña means to this team.  Our guys were trailing 4-3 in the bottom of the 7^th, having just blown a 3-0 lead.  With a runner on first with two … Finish Reading

Let’s talk about the Win.  I think we all agree that wins, if they are at all useful, are only useful to gain some … Finish Reading

Well, recapping losses is most discouraging. Sometimes you can do sarcastic humor (like Mac). Sometimes you can go off on a literary tangent (As Alex did well a week or so ago). Sometimes, you can go all “preacher” and “vanity … Finish Reading

Blessedly, I did not watch this one. I bet I don’t need to tell you that Ronald went 0-5 and Tucker Davidson pitched like he was doing an impression of Rick Pitino’s “Robert Parish is not walking through that door” … Finish Reading

Well, it didn’t take Brian Snitker long before he contradicted this thought…

I’m not sure … Finish Reading

The Braves were looking for the sweep Sunday at LoanDepot Park, but they ran into Sandy Alcantara. The Marlins pitcher twirled a complete game (they even let him throw 115 pitches), allowing three unearned runs on six hits, two walks … Finish Reading

Who’da thunk it? When Ronald Acuña Jr is in the leadoff spot, good things happen. From a run producing perspective, Acuña didn’t make a huge difference yesterday but he had 5 PAs with a single, 2 walks, 1 run, and … Finish Reading

I fell asleep last night without writing my recap.  When I awoke this morning, I realized a recap had come to me in a dream. It was unlike anything I had written before, and I quickly began to write the … Finish Reading