Mar
18
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Heyward's become a batting practice legend, shattering a car window and forcing the grounds crew to put a net up at the Braves spring training home at Champion Stadium in Walt Disney World Resort.
There are a number of other issues involving the Braves this season outside of their remarkable rookie.
Bobby Cox entering what he claims to be his final season, and the Braves' newest acquisitions health are becoming regular topics.
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Mar
18
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Brian McCann and Troy Glaus' deliveries of balls to the outfield have not.
Joe Thurston and Brooks Conrad are both more than qualified to be the back-up, back-up infielders.
Jo-Jo Reyes...well, he's still Jo-Jo Reyes and no matter what kind of statistics he posts, I will never have any degree of respect for him.
Mar
17
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17
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Mar
17
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The Washington Nationals, who led the majors last year with 103 losses, ended an 0-11 skid Tuesday with a pair of split-squad victories.
They beat the Florida Marlins 12-3 with four home runs, including a grand slam by Willie Harris.
Bench coach John McLaren, who guided the Nationals while manager Jim Riggleman led the group that beat St. Louis 4-2, was relieved Washington's two-week slump was over.
more news on: Major League Baseball news
Mar
16
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Mar
15
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Troy Glaus is used to making adjustments.
When you've played for four teams over the last six seasons, it becomes like second nature.
The one thing he's never been able to adapt to is not seeing his name on the lineup.
I’m not a very good spectator. I wanted to be a part of it. Unfortunately, it took longer to come back than certainly I had hoped and everybody had hoped. -Troy Glaus
Mar
14
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You can truly say that these Braves are Frank Wren's team.
He starts with some established pieces, Chipper Jones, Brian McCann and an established corps of pitchers, and filled in around them.
And you might say that he laid the pitching cornerstone almost the moment he moved up the ladder, out of John Schuerholz's shadow into the title of general manager.
more news on: Frank Wren news
Mar
10
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It was a day of threes for both teams as the Braves and the Mets each scored three runs in two separate innings.
Atlanta broke the 6-6 tie in the 10th inning on pinch hitter, Jesus Sucre's single that ended the game at 7-6 Braves.
Sucre's hit was ruled a home run, but he was only credited with a single since he didn't circle the bases.
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