Podcasts about baby braves

Help make us better. Take our Braves Report listener survey: https://s-us.chkmkt.com/?e=293200&d=e&h=C9B3175FD39BF4E&l=en The Braves had their first 100-win season in almost 20 years but could only manage one win in the postseason. So how did something that looked so go, turn out so bad? In this episode of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution's Braves Report podcast, AJC Braves beat reporter Justin Toscano, columnist Mark Bradley and Jay Black look back at all that happened in 2022. Our team will discuss what went right in the regular season, what went wrong in October, should the Braves have done anything differently in the NLDS and how this year should be remembered. Plus, we will also look at the new playoff format, the emergence of the next wave of Baby Braves and our thoughts on Matt Olson's first season. We will also answer your many questions in the Ask Justin segment. Follow the Braves Report podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, Google Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts so you never miss an episode. You can also tell your smart speaker to “play the Braves Report podcast.” For more podcasts from The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, please visit our podcast page.   Check out these AJC stories mentioned in this podcast Five questions the Braves must answer this offseason Alex Anthopoulos on Braves' free agents: ‘We'd love to have all these guys back' What went wrong for the Braves in the NLDS against the Phillies? Bradley's Buzz: It's OK to mope about the Braves. But hope remains Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The big 4-0. We talk about how the Braves are chasing the Mets and how we know we will win the NL East. The new Baby Braves are killing it and helping the Braves roll right along. College football Saturdays are back! Lots of games and even a few upsets already. Georgia put the hurt on Oregon. Gib frustrates Jay with a Stetson Bennett take.

Spencer Strider made Braves franchise history by fanning 16 Colorado Rockies batters in a 3-0 win. David, Eric, and former Braves jack of all trades, Kelly Johnson, breakdown Strider's record-setting performance. The trio also chitchat about Michael Harris II, Vaughn Grissom, and the Braves' new youth movement. Plus, how removing the shift will affect baseball. Watch the episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/Dns0HoYBLbU Follow David on Twitter: @DOBrienATL Follow Eric on Twitter: @EOF34 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Cory McCartney joins Sam & Greg to breakdown the Braves extra inning win over Houston, 5-4 and look ahead to the upcoming Braves-Cardinals series

On this week's episode, the boys get started with some talk about boba tea, Sam's Yankees game experience, and falling down stairs. After all that nonsense, they dive into some talk about the Braves' winning streak, the Mets' latest injuries, and what the NL Wild Card is looking like with 40 games left in the season.Follow Brandon on Twitter @BrandoGrossoFollow Sam on Twitter @NLFeastSamFollow the podcast on Twitter @NLFeast

-The Baby Braves went to work this weekend in Miami.-Friday night provided Falcons fans a glimpse of the good and bad that comes with their new starting QB.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

One of the "Baby Braves" had some fun with the media yesterday. Plus, Today Was A Good Day. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

-The Baby Braves went to work this weekend in Miami.-Friday night provided Falcons fans a glimpse of the good and bad that comes with their new starting QB.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

-The Baby Braves went to work this weekend in Miami.-Friday night provided Falcons fans a glimpse of the good and bad that comes with their new starting QB.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

One of the "Baby Braves" had some fun with the media yesterday. Plus, Today Was A Good Day. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The girls add Emily Nyman to the show this week. They talk Yankees, Braves, Baby Braves, standings, and COVID. See You Next Tuesday!

Welcome back to another Episode of Passion for the Pastime. This week we will begin to look at each individual division throughout baseball, and what better place to start than the most competitive division in MLB, the NL East. After all they do have the Defending World Series Champions, Washington Nationals. The Nats still boast one of the best starting rotations in all of baseball. Their offense, however, took a huge hit when they lost their star third baseman, Anthony Rendon, when he left for the Southern California Sunshine when he signed with the Angels. Fortunately for the Nats, they weren't the only team that lost a star third baseman. Division Rival, Atlanta Braves lost Josh Donaldson to the Minnesota Twins, so two of the top teams in the NL East took a blow to their offenses. What do the Braves have that the Nationals don't have? Ronald Acuna and Ozzie Albies, oh and Freddie Freeman. The Baby Braves look to make the postseason again, but this time, not have as quick of an exit. Two teams that missed out on the Postseason last year, but are still very much a threat in the NL East are the New York Mets and Philadelphia Phillies. The Mets will look to health as a key for this seasons success, as they have many of the same pieces returning. The Phillies missed out on signing Rendon as well, but they added the former New York Met, Zach Wheeler, to get their starting rotation on par with the rest of the Division. The Marlins, well are the Marlins and are just along for the ride, but they have some pieces that could be on some contenders come trade deadline. That's the NL East in a nutshell and its going to be a hell of a battle for the crown. Enjoy! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/passionforthepastime/support

Join J.C and Bryce as they bring you the latest on the Baby Braves heating up and the Mets being...well..the Mets. This week, the guys discuss the Mickey Calloway hot seat, cowboy Yoenis Cespedes' latest setback, and the impressive showings of Mike Soroka and Austin Riley. Subscribe and download now Episode 11 now!!

The Braves are getting in done again this season with a few new, young faces. Let's dive in the numbers and see how 2018 NL Rookie of the Year Ronald Acuna Jr. is showing the ropes to Austin Riley, Mike Soroka and Max Fried. Plus, our #GOT Guest of the Week is Josh Ward. (36:45)

Just Austin today talking Ozzie Albies/ the Future of the Braves, the Mariners continue to exceed the expectations of every one, and more! Then after the main show we talk to a guy that has seen so much talent baseball and is pretty damn good at what he does... That man is Tyler Zickel, the announcer for the Toronto Blue Jays AA team the New Hampshire Fisher Cats. We talk everything from the baby Blue Jays, winning a league championship with NH, and so much more! Prospects Countdown will be back on Tuesday with 40-31 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/paintingcorners/support

In the second of two themed episodes, Ben Lindbergh and Jeff Sullivan review one aspect of each National League team’s year that they overlooked on earlier episodes, touching on stories involving the Baby Braves, Charlie Culberson, and Dansby Swanson, Brent Suter vs. Corey Kluber, Jack Flaherty vs. Walker Buehler, Willson Contreras‘s wedding, Archie Bradley, Yasiel […]

Will the Baby Braves be able to make a splash in the postseason? Plus find out who made a major breakthrough in the latest edition of Got Heeeem!

Volvemos al formato habitual de una hora tras los dos programas más cortos de verano. Repasamos las últimas tres semanas en las Grandes Ligas: los A's meten presión a los campeones, lucha a tres bandas en dos divisiones, los Baby Braves toman ventaja, los Yankees están atascados... con @fernandodiazMLB. En la sección temática, contamos la biografía de uno de los personajes más importantes en el primer tercio del béisbol estadounidense, Ty Cobb; con @jonamolinero. Además, leemos las opiniones de los oyentes tras la tertulia del programa de la semana pasada. ¡Playball!

On this episode of the GSMC Baseball Podcast host Tom Dougherty recaps the games from early in the week, goes over some late trades and talks NL East. In the NL East the Phillies still hold a slight edge over the Braves. Both the Braves and Phillies have followed a similar formula, as both teams were at the bottom of the league for quite sometime, gaining high draft picks and moving big names for prospects. Now, in a division many thought would be an easy win for the Nationals has now seen them be left in the dust by the Baby Braves and the Fantasic Phils. Tom talks about the Phillies and their chances of getting hot late in September and making a run, their rotation is primed and ready and their lineup of veterans and solid youngsters could make for a nice run. As always, if you enjoyed the show, follow us and subscribe to the show: you can find us on iTunes or on any app that carries podcasts as well as on YouTube. Please remember to subscribe and give us a nice review. That way you’ll always be among the first to get the latest GSMC baseball Podcasts.We would like to thank our Sponsors: GSMC Podcast NetworkAdvertise with US: http://www.gsmcpodcast.com/advertise-with-us.html Website: http://www.gsmcpodcast.com/baseball-podcast.html ITunes Feed :  https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/gsmc-baseball-podcast/id1122796551 GSMC YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLF8Qial15ufp9uS_1-4F6auhV_JDoMt-YTwitter: https://twitter.com/GSMC_baseball  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Golden-State-Media-Concepts-Baseball-Podcast-1049659238456215/Disclaimer: The views expressed on the GSMC baseball Podcast are for entertainment purposes only. Reproduction, copying or redistribution of The GSMC baseball Podcast without the express written consent of Golden State Media Concepts LLC is prohibited.

Acabamos de sobrepasar el 50% de la temporada regular en la MLB y hacemos un análisis exhaustivo con @fernandodiazMLB sobre estos tres meses de competición y proyectamos lo que resta de temporada. Nueve titulares sobresalen por encima de todo: rivalidad Yankees-Red Sox, los Baby Braves, una liga de home runs y strikeouts, los Brewers van en serio, el fenómeno Ohtani, la sanción a Robinson Canó, los actores secundarios de los Dodgers, la carrera por el Cy Young de la AL, y las grandes decepciones.

Jim & Trent begin the hour talking MLB with Zach Rymer, Lead MLB Writer at Bleacher Report as they look at the Cubs, trade deadline, the failures of the Twins and the Baby Braves. Then John Cannon comes in and the guys talk more about the NBA free agent period including Boogie Cousins going to the Warriors and what's that mean for the league as a whole going forward.

Forth & Ten is a sports talk podcast hosted by three of the funniest comedian/sports fans in Atlanta: Nate Owens(@iam_owens), David Perdue(@DueOrDie), and Damon Sumner(@DamonJr). On this episode of Forth and Ten, the guys are joined by Aaron Chewning to talk all things Masters, March Madness, and Nate's fear of his own feet! So tune in to what might be the most ridiculous/awesome sports podcast...EVER?Get exclusive content at http://www.patreon.com/ForthandtenOn this episode of Forth And Ten, the guys chop up the less than exciting NBA playoffs, improve the WNBA, help Nate through his jealously, and celebrate the Baby Braves!Full show Run Down:1. Steph Is Back 2. Toronto Thanks Coach 3. 25 yr old HS player 4. Lynx play sparks pregame 5. White Sox 3lb ice cream 6. Lonnie Walker the earth is an illusion 7. NFL Owners 15yd penalty for kneeling 8. Nate Hates Parkour9. The Baby Braves 10. Stallone vs Hogan

Forth & Ten is a sports talk podcast hosted by three of the funniest comedian/sports fans in Atlanta: Nate Owens(@iam_owens), David Perdue(@DueOrDie), and Damon Sumner(@DamonJr). On this episode of Forth and Ten, the guys are joined by Aaron Chewning to talk all things Masters, March Madness, and Nate's fear of his own feet! So tune in to what might be the most ridiculous/awesome sports podcast...EVER? Get exclusive content at http://www.patreon.com/Forthandten On this episode of Forth And Ten, the guys chop up the less than exciting NBA playoffs, improve the WNBA, help Nate through his jealously, and celebrate the Baby Braves! Full show Run Down: 1. Steph Is Back  2. Toronto Thanks Coach  3. 25 yr old HS player  4. Lynx play sparks pregame  5. White Sox 3lb ice cream  6. Lonnie Walker the earth is an illusion  7. NFL Owners 15yd penalty for kneeling  8. Nate Hates Parkour 9. The Baby Braves  10. Stallone vs Hogan

It’s been a while. In our undoubtedly most immature episode to date, we do quick hits on Josh Allen calling Stephen A in the middle of the night, Shohei Ohtani, the Baby Braves, and Scary Terry/Drew Bledsoe. Eric Bledsoe endorses a veggie burger that is actually pretty good. We take a closer look at the potential new landscape of gambling in sports, and the NBA playoffs so far. I apologize to Al Horford, who I feel bad about insulting once. Dee educates me on the recent annihilation of a particular body part belonging to WWE Superstar AJ Styles. We taped this while we were watching Celtics/Cavs and it was maybe not as good of an idea as I thought. Eric Bledsoe for the Beast Burger: https://twitter.com/DVDSportsShow/status/997917679112638464 Email us at dvdcastpod@gmail.com, tweet us @dvdsportsshow Produced and mixed by Daniel Vasiles. All music by Deviation Notice. Learn more at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCG7byDzQk-tElw4dXHM9i0Q  

Ringer staff writer Michael Baumann starts this week's show by joining Zach Kram to stare at the Braves' young stars in slack-jawed awe (01:55). He then talks Yankees-Red Sox and the star qualities of Luis Severino and Mookie Betts with Paolo Uggetti (22:25) before asking Ben Lindbergh if Clayton Kershaw is still the best pitcher in baseball (37:08).

Ringer staff writer Michael Baumann starts this week's show by joining Zach Kram to stare at the Braves' young stars in slack-jawed awe (01:55). He then talks Yankees-Red Sox and the star qualities of Luis Severino and Mookie Betts with Paolo Uggetti (22:25) before asking Ben Lindbergh if Clayton Kershaw is still the best pitcher in baseball (37:08). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Deze 46e aflevering van Just A Bit Outside zit echt heel erg vol. Dan weten jullie dat vast. We zijn ook weer eens met zijn vieren, want Nick Dalessi versterkt deze week het team en maakt zijn full-show podcastdebuut. Hij krijgt gezelschap van Justin, Mike en Jasper en gezamenlijk werken de heren een enorme waslijst aan nieuwtjes af. Albert Pujols is de nieuwste Mr. 3000, maar de verschillen tussen zijn Cardinals-periode en Angels-tijd zijn gigantisch. Ook blijken er twijfels te zijn over Fat Albert's leeftijd, want mogelijk zit hij dichterbij Ichiro dan gedacht. Over de Japanner gesproken: die stopte eerder deze week met honkballen. Een eerbetoon aan één van de beste honkballers van zijn generatie volgt. Na het uitgebreide begin buigen de mannen zich nog over het spin rate-relletje van Trevor Bauer en de Astros, het onverwachte succes van de Blue Jays, de ongelooflijke Mookie Betts, de piepjonge Baby Braves, Jorge Soler, Walker Buehler, Josh Hader, Gerrit Cole en Matt Harvey. Tussendoor is er nog tijd voor twee korte This Week In Baseball History, als de mannen zich buigen over de vraag of er ooit nog een 119-loss team komt (zoals de 2003 Tigers). Ook Kerry Wood's 20-strikeout game, dit afgelopen weekend 20 jaar geleden, krijgt aandacht.

Ett ungt Atlanta Braves tar Major League Baseball och oss med storm. Vi dyker ner i dagens lag och blickar även tillbaka mot det som under nittiotalet kallades America's Team. Vi försöker ställa diagnos på ett sladdande Dodgers, hoppas att Albert Pujols får slå sin 3000:e hit hemma i Anaheim och funderar på om vi helst skulle vilja uppleva ett perfect game eller ett riktigt nära försök att slå Joe DiMaggios 56-game hitting streak. Och mycket mer såklart. Take it away.