This post is about Braves. I’m a Braves fan until I get tired of it. I don’t want to talk about the Braves. I don’t want to get into it. I want to get to the point where it’s not about Braves or Braves.
I want to talk about the way you can think you know something once you are comfortable with it.
The way you know, the way you think you know someone, is through repetition. The first time someoneThis post is about Braves. I know. I’m terrible. But I’m also really bad at explaining things so hopefully you’ll find something interesting, especially in the way we’ve used the word “Beltman” in this series. I don’t always know what words I need to use, and you’re not here to listen to me talk. Maybe that’s part of why I’m bad. Anyway, I hope you enjoy theThis post is about Braves. It’s about how much I love the Braves. It’s about how much I love how the Braves roll. It’s about how the Braves keep winning and growing, keeping us entertained and entertained, and if anyone is still in a place where they need to shut up and listen, they need to get out of it as fast as they got in. It’s about how much I love the Braves and how deep and how broad I believe they’ll continue
title: This post is about Braves.
This post is about Braves. I’m a Braves fan until I get tired of it. I don’t want to talk about the Braves. I don’t want to get into it. I want to get to the point where it’s not about Braves or Braves.
I want to talk about the way you can think you know something once you are comfortable with it.
The way you know, the way you think you know someone, is through repetition. The first time someoneThis post is about Braves. I know. I’m terrible. But I’m also really bad at explaining things so hopefully you’ll find something interesting, especially in the way we’ve used the word “Beltman” in this series. I don’t always know what words I need to use, and you’re not here to listen to me talk. Maybe that’s part of why I’m bad. Anyway, I hope you enjoy theThis post is about Braves. It’s about how much I love the Braves. It’s about how much I love how the Braves roll. It’s about how the Braves keep winning and growing, keeping us entertained and entertained, and if anyone is still in a place where they need to shut up and listen, they need to get out of it as fast as they got in. It’s about how much I love the Braves and how deep and how broad I believe they’ll continue
title: This post is about Braves.
This post is about Braves. You’ll see what I mean when we get to the Braves. I started writing this post after reading an article by Bill Simmons about the Braves from the previous week. I’m currently in the midst of a mini-research project on all the teams I grew up watching (along with various other minor league teams). I’ll probably make a post later about those teams and their records this season, but with the Braves I wanted to write about one of the few non-superThis post is about Braves. If you’re going to try to find one, you’ll probably be disappointed. But it’s also about baseball, and the way that the Braves went out in the first inning last night, losing to the Cardinals, is a reminder that baseball is no cakewalk at all.
At the beginning, as the teams settled into their pitching plan, the Braves’ pitchers were in a battle that was much closer than their record suggested. The Braves’ bullpen wasThis post is about Braves. This post is not about why.
The Braves lost yesterday in Toronto. At least I think they lost. I may be completely wrong. The thing is, I don’t know the facts. Neither did the baseball gods, which is why, as a fan, if I could just turn on my TV and have a clear answer about why Braves beat the Rays in game two of a series, I’d be more than happy with that answer.
Which is why,