www.youtube.com/watch?v=wJoU...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=wJoU...
Also related, with the exception of the Twins, those damn Yankee teams of the late 90s prevented Atlanta from winning more than one ring in the 90s.
1) The Dodgers aren't exactly a juggernaut this season. Still great but yeah
2) It's really, really, really hard to win 3 titles in a row in baseball
3) From a Braves perspective, 2021. Just, 2021.
Let's get in the damn thunderdome.
One of these teams is so good they’re ruining baseball to the point of a labor stoppage while the other should apparently fire their incompetent GM into the sun.
Also related, with the exception of the Twins, those damn Yankee teams of the late 90s prevented Atlanta from winning more than one ring in the 90s.
It got me thinking about Eric Karros, who I haven't thought about in years and was always a great baseball card score growing up.
Michael Harris II is also a strong bowler and should promote a local Atlanta bowling tourney.
BABE, GET IN HERE. FELINA MADE FUN OF ALL OF OUR FAVORITE BASEBALL PLAYERS!
Come love on these dweebs with me / yell at me for not picking your nominee 👩⚖️
It got me thinking about Eric Karros, who I haven't thought about in years and was always a great baseball card score growing up.
Michael Harris II is also a strong bowler and should promote a local Atlanta bowling tourney.
Besides attending a first game, a less appreciated, but equally important live sports core memory is realizing the size of pro athletes. For me, that was seeing Andres Galarraga's calves.
A smug Giants fan interaction brought my fingers to the keyboard.
Being told this was "emotional" and "personal" - so be prepared for feelings and stuff if thats your thing. 🤷♀️
Besides attending a first game, a less appreciated, but equally important live sports core memory is realizing the size of pro athletes. For me, that was seeing Andres Galarraga's calves.
Everyone else, check back here tomorrow morning for another batch of nonsense from your favorite (or not) baseball dweeb.
@sfgate.com won its first two Society of Professional Journalists awards ever this year, which is great, but what's better is our Senior Photo Editor Charles Russo sitting down to talk about the story behind one of the winners: our photo spread from the A's final game in Oakland.
@sfgate.com won its first two Society of Professional Journalists awards ever this year, which is great, but what's better is our Senior Photo Editor Charles Russo sitting down to talk about the story behind one of the winners: our photo spread from the A's final game in Oakland.
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