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This series against the Red Sox was pathetic. Absoultely pathetic.  Had the lead in 3 games I know of, possibly all 4 and blew them all.  Time to start making some moves because I don't see this team with its current roster doing much of amything this year.  Started of well but I predict htey finish 3rd in the division.

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Looks like I'll be seeing the Harangatang take on the Angels, who he has struggled against. Hamilton, Pujols and Trout have great numbers on him.

At least this Colorado series is warming up the bats. Hopefully the Upton leg injury isn't a nagging one, was hoping to see him.

Still really need a bullpen arm. Simmons however, looks amazing.

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I went to both of them. The game tonight was rough until the 9th, they had plenty of chances to win it after that, a shame they couldn't pull it off.

BJ made two inexcusable errors in both games by missing fly balls. It made the first game closer than it needed to be and is a big reason we lost tonight. He got plenty of boos, but for some reason people still cheer Uggla when he comes in.

Trout is fun to watch, be saved the game for them on his diving catch.

I did my fair share of chopping, it is and always will be awesome.

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Pitching is not the problem, its an anemic offense and a stubborn front office that doesn't want to admit mistakes.

 

In most organizations, this would result in job loss, but I'm sure the Braves will use the injury excuse and we can all look forward to another year of BJ batting lead off.

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Pitching is not the problem, its an anemic offense and a stubborn front office that doesn't want to admit mistakes.

In most organizations, this would result in job loss, but I'm sure the Braves will use the injury excuse and we can all look forward to another year of BJ batting lead off.

"Continuity" and "stability" they'll say.

Thank goodness Wren locked in all these players before the season started!

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