Found July 25, 2009 on
Tomahawk Take:
A day after losing to an inept umpiring crew at Turner Field, the Atlanta Braves made sure there was margin for error against the Milwaukee Brewers at Miller field, and that Mister Magoo disguised in black would be powerless to determine their fate with a lousy call. It was not the sharpest outing of the [...]
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The Trade:
The Atlanta Braves send Doyle Alexander to the Detroit Tigers for John Smoltz
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All self-respecting Braves fans know who Jason Heyward is.
He is the next big thing in Atlanta.
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July 25, 2009
In a recent blog by Mark Bowman, he profiles the moves the Braves could make.
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So, that means the Braves are turning their eye towards a veteran reliever.
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Via Sports ? Brews ? JSOnline
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July 24, 2009
Entering the three-game series against the Brewers at Miller Park, the Atlanta Braves had the top-ranked starting rotation in the National League with a 3.62 composite earned run average. The Brewers' starting pitchers ranked 15th with a 4.96 ERA. A comparative analysis of the two rotations as of Friday:
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July 25, 2009
Yovani Gallardo tries to rebound from a rough July as the Brewers face the Atlanta Braves in Game 2 of the series. Get live updates from Miller Park.
Via Miami Herald
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July 26, 2009
The Milwaukee Brewers haven't won a series in almost a month and will close out a three-game set Sunday afternoon versus the Atlanta Braves at Miller Park.
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