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Tag Archives: Atlanta Braves
Guys’ night out
“Decompression” is the best word to describe my rare night out with the guys last Tuesday. The idea for the outing sprang up last week when I saw that the San Francisco Giants were coming to town to play the Atlanta … Continue reading
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What makes the Braves Southern
Next Thursday the Atlanta Braves will begin another marathon baseball season with aims of winning a World Series. Oddsmakers give them a 22 to 1 chance to accomplish this feat. Whether or not they actually succeed really isn’t the point. … Continue reading
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Tagged Atlanta Braves, baseball, Bobby Cox, Chipper Jones, contemporary South, Craig Kimbrel, Freddie Freeman, Fredi Gonzalez, Lance Elliott Wallace, Lance Wallace, New South, New South Essays, NewSouth, South, Southern, Southern Culture, Southern Living, Southern sports, Southerners, the South, World Series, World Series odds
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