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For today's episode our guest is Richard Sullivan. Richard is a world renowned artist and former professional baseball player with the Atlanta Braves. Born and raised in Louisville, KY, he studied at the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) where he received a BFA in Illustration. He had the opportunity to play baseball at SCAD and to continue his interest in art and illustration. In 2008, Richard was drafted by the Braves in the 11th round as a junior and played 6 years of minor league baseball. He returned to SCAD in 2014 to finish his degree and focus exclusively on his artwork. His work has been accepted into the permanent collection of the National Baseball Hall of Fame, the Yogi Berra Museum and exhibited by the Louisville Slugger Museum and the Kentucky Derby Museum. In 2017 the Atlanta Braves commissioned Richard to create 18 original watercolor paintings and 20 prints for their new stadium SunTrust Park. The paintings line the corridors of the Champions suite and the Executive Offices. In 2019, Richard collaborated with Topps to create 20 paintings for the Momentum Rising card set. Richard's work has been featured nationally on MLB.com, Fox Sports, Fox Sports South and numerous magazines including The AJC, Kentucky Monthly, Insider Louisville, The Courier Journal, Louisville Magazine and the Louisville Voice. On this episode, Richard will elaborate on his story and success blending the worlds of art, sports, and business into one. Check out Richard's Website: www.richardsullivanillustration.com HTBS Website and Social Media Links: Website: www.htbshow.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/htbs__/ Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqVAjFOr1EvzDGeNwuJfeng Feel free to connect and contact us: If you have a How To: Business Story to share, email us! We would love to have you on the show! :) Email: htbs@gilezanteam.com -Sam LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sam-griffin-443758106/ Email: sam@gilezanteam.com -Matt LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthew-wilson-652476205/ Email: matt@gilezanteam.com -Dylan LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dylan-gilezan-740092215/ Email: dylan@gilezanteam.com Learn more about us and what we do through the links below: eXp Commercial: https://www.expcommercialky.com/ Capital Connect: https://www.capitalconnectus.com/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/htbs/message

In this monthly, bonus edition of the show, "Shot Glass Diaries" returns as Ian tells the story of a packed weekend he spent in Atlanta, Georgia in April of 2017. After explaining how anxious he was to take the first solo trip of his life and his first trip since his wife passed away, Ian talks about getting off the plane and going straight to a book signing to get to meet his favorite baseball player of all time: Chipper Jones; visiting (then) SunTrust Park, the brand new home for his beloved Atlanta Braves, to see their first two games in the new stadium; meeting WWE Hall of Famer and DDPY founder Diamond Dallas Page at his DDPY Performance Center in Smyrna; fist bumping T.I. before his post-game concert; and being treated to some southern hospitality by the many people he got to meet and talk to during this amazing weekend.

http://www.uffrontoffice.com for more info on both the on campus and online programs at the University of Florida Sports Management Programs. Adam Zimmerman, SVP, Atlanta Braves dives into his career path, what he’s learned from the new SunTrust Park project and how sports business is evolving across organizations.

Peggy Still Johnson is a film composer, music supervisor, music casting agent, creative and business coach and founded Pendulum Music Productions specializing in music, sound design, and special effects for film, television, animation, trailers and digital media. She has performed all over the world as a solo vocalist and keyboard player and in bands and has sung the National Anthem at Turner Field, SunTrust Park and Phillips Arena. Vice President of External Affairs for GO Media Productions, Peggy is helping GO Media Productions invest $150 million into Georgia's film business that will provide/keep those important post-production jobs like music, film-editing, sound design and special effects in Georgia.

On the latest episode of the show, star Braves outfielder Trey Harris joins host Luke Winstel to discuss his journey, breakout 2019 season, hitting the first home run in SunTrust Park, his taste in music, and more! Follow the show on Instagram and Twitter: @LukeWinstelShow Thank you for supporting the podcast!

Director of Sales and Marketing of Fortress Builders Colby Henson is in studio on today's episode of Atlanta Real Estate Forum Radio. Co-hosts Carol Morgan and Todd Schnick are joined by Henson to discuss several communities in the works and ready for sale by Fortress Builders. Fortress Builders is a business composed of local builders and developers in Cobb County. With a combined experience of over 50 years, Fortress Builders is no stranger to the home building industry. Fortress started off developing downtown Marietta, and eventually expanded to several other metro Atlanta areas, including Kennesaw and Acworth. “Our core concentration has been in Cobb County,” said Henson. “We live, work and spend our money there, so it seemed like a good place to put our product and build houses to create a sense of community to see as we drive around in our own neighborhoods.” Fortress Builders creates a wide variety of homes but has focused on active adult communities for the past few years. Mount Calvary, a 55+ active adult community currently in the works, is located in Marietta and will consist of 41 homes, a clubhouse with gym, private walking trail and a community fireside area upon completion. Located off Mount Calvary Road, this community is priced from the high $400,000s and offers its residents everything from unique amenities to a superb location. Another active adult community by Fortress Builders is Barrett Preserve. This 55+ community is priced from the $300,000s and is composed of 41 homesites. Barrett Preserve offers a cozy fireside pavilion, as well as easy access to retail shopping, grocery stores, restaurants and retail all around Town Center Mall and Marietta Square. This community is also only minutes from Kennesaw Mountain for anyone looking to utilize the extensive trail systems and historical sites. Barrett Preserve is currently in the closeout phase and only has four opportunities left. Fortress Builders is also building near the East-West Connector only minutes from Vinings, Smyrna, I-285 and SunTrust Park. Peacock Park is another fabulously located Cobb County community priced from the $300,000s. The homes at Peacock Park offer rich interior amenities including quartz or granite countertops, tile baths, extensive hardwood flooring and covered patios. To learn more about Fortress Builders and their incredible communities around metro Atlanta, listen to the full interview above or visit www.BuiltByFortress.com. Never miss an episode of Atlanta Real Estate Forum Radio! Subscribe to the podcast here. You can also get a recap of any past episodes on our Radio page. Georgia Residential Mortgage Licensee, License #22564. NMLS ID #6606. Subject to borrower and property qualifications. Not all applicants will qualify. New American Funding and Fortress Builders are not associated. Click here to view the terms and conditions of products mentioned during the show. Corporate office 14511 Myford Rd., Suite 100, Tustin, CA 92780. Phone: (800) 450-2010. (February/2020) New American Funding is a family-owned mortgage lender with a servicing portfolio of over 123,000 loans for $30.4 billion, 198 branches, and about 3,100 employees. The company offers several niche loan products and has made Inc. 5000's list of Fastest-Growing Companies in America six times. It has a state-of-the-art career training facility and develops innovative technology, including the GoGo LO mobile application. For more information, visit www.branch.newamericanfunding.com/Atlanta. The Atlanta Real Estate Forum Radio “All About Real Estate” segment, presented by Denim Marketing, highlights the movers and shakers in the Atlanta real estate industry – the home builders, developers, Realtors and suppliers working to provide the American dream for Atlantans. For more information on how you can be featured as a guest, contact Denim Marketing at 770-383-3360 or fill out the Atlanta Real Estate Forum contact form.

In releasing his latest album, Two Lane Town, JD Shelburne feels he has recorded the album that could take him to a whole new level. “I’ve been working really hard on this album. I think it is my best collection of songs that I’ve released thus far,” he says of his fourth project. He says that he’s definitely learned a lot since he released his first disc that was self-titled, back in 2012. “It’s all about writing and recording great songs,” he says. “It all boils down to just a great lyric. I try to write/record songs that I can relate to, ones that are catchy and have a great melody that I feel my fans can relate.” Of the tracks from the new album, JD says there’s one in particular that has a special place in his heart. “I co-wrote a song on the record called ‘Born For This.’ It’s the first song on the record, and it talks about picking up guitar and adapting to a new venture in life while attending college and just running with it – I was nineteen when my grandmother passed away. My life turned around in an instant when I found that guitar after her death. I didn’t realize until early in college that music was my true passion in life. I had played three different sports growing up, and just led the simple small-town life. I picked up the guitar, and my life hasn’t been the same since. It’s kind of the title track of my life. When I was about to finish college, there was a point when I realized I was about to be an adult and wondered what I was going to do with my life.  Where I was going to go? I honestly felt like I was born to play music and entertain people. It was just something that I gravitated towards naturally. Nashville, Tennessee was my next destination and I haven’t looked back since.” J.D began that gravitation while growing up on a tobacco farm in Taylorsville, KY, a tiny town southeast of the Ohio River near Louisville KY. At age 19, he found a guitar after the death of his grandmother and began learning to play and sing on his own. By his sophomore year of college, he had found a few gigs at some local bars in the Louisville/Lexington, KY area and developed a fan-base that eventually landed him on some of the biggest stages in the business, opening for some of the nation’s hottest stars. Eventually, Shelburne was adding original songs into the set mix, in addition to producing songs of his own material. In 2002, Kentucky fell in love at first sight with Shelburne, then a college student and a small-town kid with a wide smile, natural singing voice and a love of faith, family and his hometown of Taylorsville, KY. But that small-town image is merely a fond memory now that he has moved on to Nashville down the path to music stardom. Now find him soaking up the music scene, touring cities, building a fan-base and celebrating a decade of success playing venues all across the southeast trying to get his big break. Today he’s among the most hardworking and relevant country singers in the business. They say Nashville doesn’t work that way anymore – that talented musicians with very few connections don’t stand a chance. But Shelburne proved that Music City’s engine still runs off of talent and persistent driven antics. Critics find him credible. Fans pack his shows. Venues strive to book him. There are very few new artists recording songs today about whom that can be said. During his whirlwind career explosion, he has performed with over 50 national acts ranging from stars such as Montgomery Gentry, Craig Morgan, Jamey Johnson, Kellie Pickler, Steve Wariner to Clay Walker and Johnny Lee, performed at some of the region’s most famous venues such as the Historic Ryman Auditorium, Rupp Arena, Murphy Center, KFC Yum Center, Freedom Hall, Churchill Downs and Old Cardinal Stadium which recently drew the Kentucky State Fair’s largest crowd of the concert series. JD performed “God Bless America” prior to the 2016 Quaker State 400 NASCAR race at Kentucky Speedway to over 100,000 attendees. In September 2017, JD made his NBC Network Television Debut performing the National Anthem at the NASCAR XS Myrtle Beach 300! He has also been featured in Country Weekly Magazine, Kentucky Alumni Magazine, Kentucky Monthly Magazine amongst many other national publications including the Huffington Post. His debut music video “Farmboy” gained him thousands of new fans by airing on the TNN Top Ten Countdown nationwide on Heartland TV network and ZUUS Country Network. In 2015, he made his Nationwide debut on GAC – Great American Country Network and also CMT.com in October with his second music video entitled “Hometown” written about the demise of his small town. On October 21, 2015, JD debuted as #1 trending artist on CMT.com edging out Taylor Swift, Luke Bryan, and Jason Aldean! He has performed over 2,000 concerts all over the southeast as well as over 300 festivals. JD’s outfits have been featured on display at the Kentucky Derby Museum at Historic Churchill Downs from his appearances at the Kentucky Derby. In 2016, he was invited to perform in the Kentucky State Capitol for the State Senate as well as the House of Representatives where he performed his own rendition of “My Old Kentucky Home” for both parties. JD was named an Honorable Kentucky Colonel and was also presented the honor of “Admiral” by the Commonwealth of Kentucky. Also, in 2016, the University of Kentucky’s College of Communication and Information named JD their 2016 Most Outstanding Alumnus! On September 18, 2018, he made his World Premiere on CMT! In June 2017, Shelburne launched his world premiere official music video for “Better Man” that was filmed in Midway/ Millville, KY. The music video made its Network Television Debut on Great American Country (GAC) on June 23, 2017, and is currently in Nationwide rotation. At the 2017 Kentucky Derby, Shelburne was a guest chef of Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives host Guy Fieri at his restaurant alongside Guy, Travis Tritt and NFL Legend Jerry Rice! Shelburne, most recently reached #29 on the Music Row chart with his debut single of “One Less Girl”. The single lead him to features on CMT and reaching over 120,000 views online! His follow-up single “She Keeps Me Up Nights” will impact radio this summer and has already reached #6 on the CMT 12-Pack Countdown! JD also has performed at several prestigious nationwide events: NBA Basketball Games, Guaranteed Rate Field for the Chicago White Sox, Suntrust Park for the Atlanta Braves, The Kentucky Derby, Unbridled Eve Derby Gala, Barnstable Brown Derby Gala, events for Jim Beam Brands and Four Roses Bourbon, NCAA Division I College Football/Basketball Games, The National FFA Organization National Convention, Omni Hotels & Resorts, Marriott Hotel Brands, NASCAR Racing Events, Minor League Baseball Games, Dollar General NASCAR Racing Team Event, CMA Music Festival, the NCAA Women’s Final Four, SEC Men’s Basketball Tournament and more! As you can imagine, the road is a place where he loves to be. “I rarely take days off. I performed 230 tour dates last year, and in 2016, I performed 246. I have always taken nearly every opportunity given to me that is within a reasonable distance. I have a relative in the family that was a Country artist back in the 1970s, and his name was Guy Shannon. He had a couple of charted singles and played the Opry several times. He told me before I moved to Nashville, ‘You’ll never get discovered in a basement. Anytime you can get a gig somewhere, take it and run with it. I have taken that advice and used it tremendously. I play shows just about everywhere. I’ve been in the business ten years, and I’m still hungry,” he says eagerly J.D. has high hopes and expectations for the new music. “I want to try to get on a national tour and spread my music and my name to places I’ve never played. I think I’ve got some great songs on this record, and I think so many fans will relate and be drawn to this new album. I still have a lot of ground to cover and I don’t plan on slowing down anytime soon.”

Tonight on the show: #MillennialMatchGame; When will Suntrust Park get a new name? Johnny Kielbasa with a Fast Food Review; plus #MovieMonday! 6-8pm on 95.5 WSB. #preesh

Welcome to the Elevator World News Podcast. Today’s podcast news podcast is sponsored by elevatorbooks.com: www.elevatorbooks.com THYSSENKRUPP ATLANTA TEST TOWER DESIGN REVISED Updated renderings of the thyssenkrupp Innovation and Qualification Center (IQC), which includes the tallest elevator test tower in the Western Hemisphere, have been revealed by architect Gensler, showing revisions that provide a look at the tower's inner workings, Curbed Atlanta is among news outlets to report. Rising next to SunTrust Park and The Battery adjacent to Interstate 285, the 420-ft-tall IQC will be the "tallest manmade, inhabitable structure" in Cobb County, Georgia, the source observes. thyssenkrupp tells EW completion is anticipated in Summer 2021, with move-in by the end of 2021 or early 2022. John Haba, principal in charge, Gensler Houston office, shares: "To best showcase [thyssenkrupp’s] elevator systems, we created a complete glass exterior façade for the test tower. . .that allows millions of visitors to view the operations and function of the elevator systems that are normally completely enclosed in concrete and rarely seen.” Image credit: courtesy of Gensler To read the full transcript of today's podcast, visit: elevatorworld.com/news Subscribe to the Podcast: iTunes │ Google Play | SoundCloud │ Stitcher │ TuneIn

Logan and Walker try to explain what happened in Suntrust Park on Wednesday of this week. And more happily look forward to the Dawgs and Gamecocks Between the Hedges.

Ben Ingram & Kevin McAlpin bring you this week's edition of the Atlanta Braves Clubhouse Report live from Fan Plaza at SunTrust Park as we get ready for game 5!

Tonight on the show: the latest on the Atlanta Braves with Jay Black in St. Louis and Sandra Parrish live from Suntrust Park. Plus: #MillennialMatchGame, #MovieMonday and Johnny Kielbasa with a Football Minute! 6-8pm on 95.5 WSB. #preesh

This week Jammin Joe and his dad talk all things Atlanta Braves! Jammin Joe's Dad was at the Braves Pirates game Tuesday Night so Jammin Joe asks his Dad about his experience at Suntrust Park! The Episode continues on with Jammin Joe and his dad talking about the Braves Lineup as well as Dallas Keuchel and the Braves Bullpen! The guys shift gears to talk about the NBA Draft and what the Hawks need to do to have a successful draft! The Episode concludes with some Golf Talk as Jammin Joe and his Dad also talk about United States Open Tournament!

Jammin Joe and RG3 this week discuss there experience following the Braves Reds game last Saturday Night! the guys also bring on two special guests. The first of these is Jammin Joes girl friend Ali. Ali talks about her experience at the Battery Atlanta and what she enjoyed about Suntrust Park! The second of the special guests is Rg3s girl friend Ashley Ann. She recaps her first Trip to Suntrust Park and the Battery Atlanta!

Good morning. It's Monday, September 30th. I’m Tiffany Jeans, and here are today's headlines from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Today will be mostly sunny, humid, and hot with a high of 94 and a low of 71. Tonight will be partly cloudy. Our top story is: Former Cobb County Chairman Tim Lee, who negotiated the public-financing deal for SunTrust Park that brought the Atlanta Braves to Cobb, died yesterday. He was 62.

Today's episode is brought to you by Booking Protect: the global leaders in refund protection!  Any Listing! Any Sector! Anywhere! Booking Protect has you covered with the world's most comprehensive refund protection product.  Find out how to partner with Booking Protect by visiting them at www.bookingprotect.com Come see me and Booking Protect CEO, Simon Mabb, at the Ticketing Professionals Conference of Australia in Sydney on 14th and 15th of November.  I'm giving the opening keynote on change and innovation and it is going to be a shot of adrenaline to your organization. Get your tickets today at www.ticketingprofessionals.com.au Get my new newsletter, "Talking Tickets". A weekly shot of the top stories in tickets and live entertainment and why you should be paying attention to them.  Come to my one-day workshop in Melbourne, Australia on 18 November! "Fans For Life: Creating and Keeping Modern Fans" will help you and your organization answer the question, "How do we get people off their couches, phones, or other places and into our building?" We will cover lifetime fan value, fan-first experience, change, innovation, and a lot more.  My guest today is Anthony Esposito, VP of Ticket Operations with the Atlanta Braves.  We covered a whole lot of ground including the upcoming GAPTA event in Atlanta at SunTrust Park on November 5th, INTIX in NYC in January 2020, the digital experience, and more.  One of my favorite parts of this one is where Anthony shares the customer service training that the Braves put their employees through. I think we can all learn something from them.   

Ronald Acuña ha sido una sensación en las mayores, y los números lo demuestran. Pero más allá de su calidad está su capacidad soñadora. Y de esto vamos a hablar hoy. Tomado de MLB.com El jardinero venezolano de los Bravos, Ronald Acuña Jr., redondeó su memorable temporada tras llegar a 40 cuadrangulares en el tercer inning del juego del jueves por la tarde contra los Filis en el SunTrust Park. Acuña se une a Eddie Mathews y Mel Ott como los únicos jugadores en la historia de Grandes Ligas en disparar 40 jonrones en su temporada con 21 años de edad o menos. Mathews conectó 47 vuelacercas por los Bravos de Milwaukee en 1953, mientras que Ott pegó 42 bambinazos por los Gigantes de Nueva York de 1929. Además, es el más joven con al menos 40 jonrones y 30 bases robadas en una campaña. Entre los jugadores que han conectado por lo menos 20 estacazos hasta el inicio de la jornada del jueves, Acuña Jr. ocupaba el segundo lugar con una distancia promedio de 418 pies en sus cañonazos. Joey Gallo, Mike Trout y Ryan McMahon estaban empatados en el primer lugar, con 419 pies. Acuña se encuentra a solamente tres bases robadas de convertirse en tan sólo el quinto jugador en la historia de Grandes Ligas en producir 40 jonrones y estafarse 40 bases en una temporada. Los actuales miembros del club 40/40 son el cubano José Canseco (1998), Barry Bonds (1996), Alex Rodríguez (1998) y el dominicano Alfonso Soriano (2006). --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/alfredo-villasmil/message

It was a nail biter at SunTrust Park on Saturday afternoon but a heck of a ballgame in the Marlins one run victory over the Braves.

It was a nail biter at SunTrust Park on Saturday afternoon but a heck of a ballgame in the Marlins one-run victory over the Braves.

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In this episode the guys of TAP get into a lengthy conversation about a chicken sandwich, black card games, a “Guess The Race” segment based out of SunTrust Park, and the aftermath of the Atlanta Legends. What's On TAP?: Situational Ethics: Maple Rum Barrel Aged 13.8% ABV from Monday Night Brewing #ATLSalute Goes To: Dr. Fahamu Pecou

The third annual Fan Fit Festival at SunTrust Park convened to give fans of the Atlanta Braves and people who want more knowledge about fitness a chance to exercise and share what they know about staying active.

This week, J.C. happily discusses the dominance of Jason Vargas while Bryce sings the praises of the red hot Braves offense. Other topics include: the latest David Ortiz updates, Donaldson v.s. Musgrove, why the Braves can't keep a helmet on, and Bryce's upcoming trip to Suntrust Park. Subscribe and download now!

In this episode, Nick and Ben discuss Pets, Suntrust Park, AD ASTRA, and much more. Email: chippedtoothpod@gmail.com Facebook: facebook.com/chippedtoothpod Instagram: instagram.com/chippedtoothpod Cody's Instagram: instagram.com/notcody --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/chippedtoothpod/message

The guys record their final podcast (of this trip) and talk about SunTrust Park and Gold Rush. They reflect on the best of the trip and rank the three parks they saw.https://ia601503.us.archive.org/10/items/Ep2.08Day9BetterLateThanNever/Ep%202.08%20Day%209_%20Better%20Late%20Than%20Never.mp3

Welcome to the Elevator World News Podcast. This week’s news podcast is sponsored by elevatorbooks.com: www.elevatorbooks.com THYSSENKRUPP BREAKS GROUND ON IQC, PART OF ATLANTA HQ thyssenkrupp broke ground on April 18 on its new Innovation and Qualification Center (IQC), part of a complex in metro Atlanta that will serve as its North American headquarters and include a 420-ft.-tall elevator test tower that will be the tallest of its kind in the U.S. upon completion in 2021. Joining test towers in Rottweil, Germany, and Zhongshan, China, the tower will anchor the new headquarters next to SunTrust Park. Its will be used to test new products including high-speed elevators and the TWIN and upcoming MULTI elevator systems. Including a new corporate headquarters, the property, owned by the Atlanta Braves Development Co., will consolidate U.S. sites into one location and employ more than 900. Image credit: Ron Accord To read the full transcript of today's podcast, visit: elevatorworld.com/news Subscribe to the Podcast: iTunes│Google Play|SoundCloud│Stitcher│TuneIn

Jeff and Scott talk about their trip to the Masters and SunTrust Park and also break down many intriguing players from the first three weeks of the season, including Austin Meadows, Nick Pivetta and Fernando Tatis, Jr. Follow us on Twitter: @Jeff_Erickson I @ScottJenstad I @RotoWire Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tillbaka i The Battery, området som bäddar in SunTrust Park i sportbarer, merchandise och grillrök. Vi överraskas av att i söndags helt plötsligt stå öga mot öga med vår största ungdomshjälte utanför arenan, vilket leder till adrenalinpåslag deluxe och en nostalgitripp som heter duga. I veckans avsnitt berättar vi också om när vi träffar Snoop Doggy Dogg-kopian The Hambino, killen som slår igång Braves mässande kampsång på en gigantisk trumma långt upp på arenan, vi fördjupar oss i varifrån “the tomahawk chop” egentligen kommer och vilken legendarisk tvåsportsspelare som tog den till Atlanta. Såklart kletar vi också in oss i veckans stora snackis - kriget mellan ketchup och senap på gula PNC Park med Reds Yasiel Puig i spetsen och förundras hur Chris Archer kan hämnas på en beundrande konstpaus med en livsfarlig missil när han själv brukar vara kaxigast på kullen. Vi avslutar veckan med att snabbanalysera säsongens första två veckor i MLB och inser rätt snabbt att det är svårt att försvara en titel. Take it away!!

本集討論 Ronald Acuna Jr. 和 Terry Francona 的延長約(01:07)、Trevor Bauer 和 Jacob deGrom 開季的強勢主宰力(12:17)、Chris Davis 將近 50 打數沒安打的空前低潮(16:05)、開季戰績令人意外的球隊(20:22)、光芒成為美東黑馬的可能性(26:18)、近期精彩的外野助殺及外野助殺的形成條件(33:19)、大都會令人疲勞的賽程和時機不對的藥檢(40:11)、裁判 Ron Kulpa 的任性執法與太空人隊的不滿(47:22)。轉學生週記分享勇士隊主場 SunTrust Park 電子看板上的多元資訊與其背後的意義(57:26)，數據單元討論大聯盟本季最新的整體三振率、Three True Outcomes 比例、場內球比例等數據(01:08:43)。 *Jacky 寫光芒有可能成為美東黑馬的文章：https://udn.com/news/story/6999/3737826 *《Hito 大聯盟》官網：https://hitomlb.com/ *聽眾信箱，歡迎來信：https://hitomlb.com/mailbox-1f53ab352061

Jorge Alfaro homered twice and the bullpen shut down the Braves in the middle game on Saturday at SunTrust Park in Atlanta.

Jorge Alfaro homered twice and the bullpen shut down the Braves in the middle game on Saturday at SunTrust Park in Atlanta.

Braves president & CEO Derek Schiller discusses the lessons he learned from his father’s incredible career in sports & the Air Force, how working in baseball compares to working in other sports, his day-to-day responsibilities, seeing SunTrust Park come to fruition, the 2019 season & more!

Braves president & CEO Derek Schiller discusses the lessons he learned from his father's incredible career in sports & the Air Force, how working in baseball compares to working in other sports, his day-to-day responsibilities, seeing SunTrust Park come to fruition, the 2019 season & more!

Review of The newest MLB stadium in Atlanta, Georgia

One-in-six people live in a food insecure environment and 40 percent of the food produced in the country is never consumed, that is 165 Billion dollars! If food waste were a corporation on the Fortune 500 list, it would rank right after General Motors. With this information in mind, Joe Labriola, Executive Director of Second Helpings Atlanta joins us on today's Around Atlanta episode to talk about the hunger and food waste epidemic in Atlanta and explain the simple, yet highly effective food rescue program that the non-profit oversees. Prior to joining Second Helpings Atlanta in May 2015, Labriola was the Vice President of Product Marketing at PGi, the Chief Marketing Officer at Enterprise Information Management and spent 30 years at IBM before he retired in November 2010. Labriola states that somewhere along the corporate career path he realized this was just not feeding his soul and it was time for Career 2.0. When a job posting for Second Helping's first ever Executive Director crossed his path, he knew he had to take. Second Helpings Atlanta is a non-profit food rescue organization whose mission is to reduce hunger and food waste in the metropolitan Atlanta area by rescuing healthy, nutritious, surplus food and delivering it to those in need. In 2018, the nonprofit had a hugely successful year and also went through a rebranding process. They conducted over 8,000 food rescues, meaning volunteers rescued nearly 1.4 million nutritious meals and raised the level of awareness so high that they helped fuel their expansion by 22 new donors.  Since its launch in 2004, Second Helpings Atlanta's network now includes more than 80 Food Donors, 45 Partner Agencies and over 450 volunteer drivers. Volunteers at Second Helpings Atlanta rescue nutritious, perishable food (dairy, deli, bakery, produce) and prepared food from over 80 Food Donors and deliver it (free of charge) to a network of over 45 Partner Agencies (food pantries, community meal providers, shelters) who feed the hungry every day. “We use something we developed called our 90 Minute Model, where we connect our volunteers with routes that get them from their home, place of work or worship to a nearby Food Donors, using their own vehicle, where they pick up donated food, transport and deliver it to a Partner Agency and return home in 90 minutes or less,” explains Labriola. “We believe this process gives our 450+ volunteers a high impact volunteer experience that has a low impact on their busy schedules.” A unique aspect of Second Helpings efforts is that they focus exclusively on healthy, nutritious food because many of the clients of the Partner Agencies are surviving on diets consisting mostly of processed food which can contribute to serious health issues later in life. Additionally, Labriola states, “Because the food we deliver is free of charge, money previously spent to purchase groceries can be re-diverted into providing more core services, allowing our Partner Agencies to make a bigger impact in the community without the need to raise more money.” During the interview, Labriola states some astonishing facts about highly complex food rescues from large scale event venues such as Mercedes Benz Stadium and SunTrust Park. He also mentions that Second Helpings Atlanta was one of three organizations selected by the NFL to do a food rescue during the events that lead up to the Super Bowl. Tune in now with the podcast link above to hear how many thousands of pounds of food was rescued just from large scale event venues! To learn more about becoming a Food Donor or Partner Agency, to donate or join Second Helpings Atlanta's community of volunteer drivers, visit secondhelpingsatlanta.org. ______________________________________________________ A special thank you to Jackson EMC for sponsoring Atlanta Real Estate Forum Radio.  Jackson EMC offers homebuyers peace of mind and lower bills with its certified Right Choice™ new home program.

In Acworth, dreams come true. We party in castles, we do big business up at Wall Street. Darth Professor Longbone joins us on the longest running Acworth, Georgia-based comedy current events musical-improv podcast. We celebrate episode 20 in style with Suntrust Park organist tryouts, Mr. Crowe's movie trailer reactions, and a word from our sponsor, Sales Top-A-Hole. Whether you're a dentist, Chris Hansen or Ric Flair: settle in, pop-see-ko, and man the turrets for invasion!

Every Tuesday at 3pm on Sports from New Radio Media Jess, Cory, and Ethan are joined in studio by special guest Joey Monticello as they discuss the Harper signing. They also highlight the big signings of the off-season and current free agents still looking for a home. Once again, they highlight a ball park food, this time from SunTrust Park, and put the spotlight on Tiger prospect Jacob Robson.

WILL THE BRAVES SIGN DALLAS KEUCHEL AND SHOULD TEHERAN GO? 03-04-19Hour 3: Thomas and producer Marshall discuss the Braves' pitching rotation. Suntrust Park is not a friendly place for Teheran.

Welcome to the Elevator World News Podcast. This week’s news podcast is sponsored by elevatorbooks.com: www.elevatorbooks.com THYSSENKRUPP BEGINS MOVING IN AT NEW ATLANTA HEADQUARTERS On March 1, thyssenkrupp began transitioning to its new North American headquarters near The Battery and SunTrust Park, home of the Atlanta Braves, in metro Atlanta, with employees moving into the new Business Headquarters (BHQ) building at 3100 North Circle in Pennant Park. Only 10 min. from the company’s future Corporate Headquarters (CHQ) and Innovation and Qualification Center (IQC), the BHQ will house the shared services group across the fourth, fifth and sixth floors. Construction on the CHQ and IQC is on track to begin later this year, with completion anticipated by July 2021, and move-in in summer 2022. When completed, the thyssenkrupp Elevator North America complex will house more than 900 full-time employees and include a 420-ft.-tall test tower — the tallest such tower in the U.S. A groundbreaking for the tower and IQC is scheduled for April 18. Image credit: Courtesy of Thyssenkrupp To read the full transcript of today's podcast, visit: elevatorworld.com/news Subscribe to the Podcast: iTunes│Google Play|SoundCloud│Stitcher│TuneIn

We discuss the upcoming Chopfest even at SunTrust Park, free agency in MLB, go Around the Horn, and more! We even give you a little WWF banter! 

A lot of UFC 229 reactions. Where did all of this start? Should there be a rematch? We talk about being at game 3 of the NLDS at Suntrust Park. Jimmy Butler basically became the owner of the Timberwolves.

Atlanta Braves Chief Executive Officer Derek Schiller discusses a number of topics related to the business of baseball, including the team's real estate investment surrounding SunTrust Park. Schiller also talks about the team's financial commitment to the project, and the role that it played in the baseball club securing public money for the stadium. He also talks about the changing role of stadiums, food pricing and even the intricacies of parking -- yes parking. He also discusses what it's like running a sports team as part of a public company. Schiller was elevated to CEO after serving as the club's president of business. He's responsible for the day-to-day oversight of the team's business functions. He is the son of longtime sports executive Harvey Schiller. Hosts: Scott Soshnick, Eben Novy-Williams and Michael Barr Producer: Madena Parwana

The Atlanta Braves lost to the Chicago Cubs 3-2 on Tuesday. It was tough loss that saw a missed call by the umpires at home plate. It cost the Braves a run and they were out of challenges. The Braves have now lost four games in a row at SunTrust Park. Mike Foltynewicz tossed 5 innings and struck out 10 hitters. He also had five walks. We spoke to Foltynewicz about the outing and more on today's episode.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Braves Radio Reporter Kevin McAlpin joins The Crowded Booth to preview the 2018 Braves season from Suntrust Park on Opening Day

Baseball is here! Check out as Bryce Koon and Brandon Sudge preview the 2018 MLB season from Suntrust Park in Atlanta.

NICK WALKER:  Welcome to Manage This, the podcast by project managers for project managers.  It's our every-other-week opportunity to talk about what matters to you, whether your project is a multiyear, multimillion dollar venture, or a short-term undertaking with a small budget.  We want to give you some principles that will work for you wherever you find yourself on the spectrum.  And we do that by talking to people who, like you, find themselves taking the lead on projects big and small. I'm your host, Nick Walker, and with me are a couple of guys who are always thinking big, Andy Crowe and Bill Yates.  Andy, today we're going to get an insider's view on a project that has already made a mark on America's pastime.  We're talking baseball. ANDY CROWE:  Yeah, this is an interesting one for me, Nick.  It's always interesting to see, get insight into a project that's different than anything I've ever managed.  And so I'm thankful to have our guest, Chris Britton, today.  And, by the way, Happy Thanksgiving to our listeners. NICK WALKER:  Well, let's meet him.  Chris Britton is Division Manager at Brasfield and Gorrie, one of the largest privately held construction firms in the nation.  The company has built its reputation on a variety of types of projects, from commercial to educational, aerospace to governmental.  It's a company that prides itself on giving back to the community.  Among the projects they've been involved in are the Georgia Aquarium Dolphin Expansion and Sea Lion Exhibit, the College Football Hall of Fame and Chick-fil-A Fan Experience, and the Emory Sports Medicine Complex.  One of its most recent projects was the two-and-a-half-year-long construction of the new home for the Atlanta Braves baseball team, SunTrust Park.  Chris, it's a pleasure to have you here on Manage This. CHRIS BRITTON:  It's great to be here. NICK WALKER:  Well, let me run through a few statistics on SunTrust Park; okay?  I'm sure you're familiar with all these:  over one million square feet, 41,500 seats, 4,000 club seats, 32 premium suites totaling 144,000 square feet, three club lounges, four seating decks with 90-foot overhangs, 10 escalators, 14 elevators, and that's not the half of it.  This was, in many observers' eyes, at least a five-year project, maybe more.  It was finished in 29 months. CHRIS BRITTON:  That's correct. NICK WALKER:  How did that happen? CHRIS BRITTON:  It happens in 29 months with a lot of planning; right?  So early on in the process Mike Plant, the Atlanta Braves, they hired Populous as the Architect.  Populous has a number of consultants that are part of their project team.  We were brought onboard as the construction manager, and we're actually – it wasn't just Brasfield and Gorrie.  We formed a four-way joint venture which was American Builders 2017, which is Brasfield and Gorrie, Mortenson, Barton Malow, and New South.  We brought four different companies together to be able to build the job.  We got involved early on in the design process. ANDY CROWE:  I want to ask you there, you brought four companies together.  But what was your company's role?  What was Brasfield and Gorrie's role in managing or working with those other companies? CHRIS BRITTON:  Yeah, we were the managing partner, so we were in charge of the joint venture. ANDY CROWE:  I guess that's a fun place to be.  I'm a big fan of the model of one head to pat and one butt to kick.  So you were the one head, and the other end of the equation, as well. CHRIS BRITTON:  That's right, that's right.  So back to the question.  So we got involved early on in the design process of the project.  And Populous, they actually had a pretty big challenge ahead of them because they had a very short period of time to be able to design the project.  And as soon as they started putting those conceptual designs together, we had to start putting costs together on it.  And as those drawings went from conceptual all the way up th...

ANDY CROWE ● BILL YATES ● NICK WALKER ● MIKE PLANT NICK WALKER:  Welcome to Manage This, the podcast by project managers for project managers.  Every couple of weeks we reserve this time to meet together and discuss the things that matter most to you in this diverse and ever-changing realm of project management.  We want to support you, embolden you, reassure you, and maybe even light a fire in areas that have grown cold.  And we do that by exploring the experiences of others who have been where you are or are there right now. I'm your host, Nick Walker, and with me are the two guys who fill the room with experience, Andy Crowe and Bill Yates.  Andy, if our listeners are into sports, teams, leadership, our guest today is the guy they want to hear from. ANDY CROWE:  We're bringing it all together today, aren't we, Nick.  This is going to be a good ‘cast. NICK WALKER:  Well, let's meet our guest.  Mike Plant is in his 14th season with the Atlanta Braves organization, his second season as President of Development.  He's been instrumental in establishing a new home for the team at the newly opened SunTrust Park and its adjacent development, The Battery Atlanta. Before he joined the Braves organization, Mike was Executive Vice President of Turner Sports.  He managed the Goodwill Games, has helped organize various phases of the Olympic Games, and serves on numerous committees and boards for the U.S. Olympic Committee.  A former Olympian himself, Mike Plant was a member of the 1980 U.S. Olympic speedskating team, and continues to lead speedskating and cycling organizations in this country and internationally.  Mike, it is a privilege to have you here on Manage This.  Thanks for joining us. MIKE PLANT:  Thank you, thank you. NICK WALKER:  You bring a lot of experience to the table, and we want to get into some of that.  But I'm guessing that that kind of experience is probably sort of a prerequisite for all that's involved in building, not only this new stadium, but the adjacent shops and restaurants and parking facilities.  That kind of project could probably overwhelm a lesser human. MIKE PLANT:  Yeah, well, my dad told me a long time ago, don't become a legend in your own mind.  So I try to keep that in perspective.  But, you know, if I look back on my athletic career and all the things I did after that in the world of sport, young people ask me, what's the one word that you think would define who you are and where you got your drive from?  And I think it's really – it's perseverance.  It's understanding how to persevere through some very challenging times, daily or project-wise, and don't lose sight of what the ultimate objective is. And so, I mean, you'll get there.  And if you have to jump over, go under, push over, go on the side of the hurdle, just there's a way to get to the end.  And if you can align all the people that are with you to understand sort of that philosophy, have fun while you're doing it, work hard while you're doing it, but persevere through some tough times.  You'll get to the end, and you'll accomplish what you set out to do. NICK WALKER:  Well, most recently, how did you end up in the position that you're in right now, the President of Development? MIKE PLANT:  Well, I mean, fortunately, I'm one of those individuals, and I try to also tell young people this, is you've got to find something you wake up every day and kind of pinch yourself and say, I can't believe they actually pay me to do this.  So if you can do that in your life, and when you set out on your career path, that obviously is something I've been fortunate to accomplish. I mean, I transcended from my field-of-play athletic career into a world of sport, way back when it was in its infancy.  I mean, I sold my first sponsorship deal in 1980 when I'm 21 years old, banging out a proposal on my mom and dad's electric typewriter with Wite-Out.  But I knocked down $375,000 from the Atari Corporation,

Join whistle blowers Mark & Ruckus along with the return of Fat Kid for this week's episode of The Whole Hog Podcast as we discuss #4thofJuly Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest/@eatingcontest #PornBots #Glow #Netflix @GameOfThrones #GoT7 #SDCC, Mark's birthday, and Ruckus finds himself at SunTrust Park. This episode of The Whole Hog Podcast is fueled by #ElijahCraig, and #DietCoke. Subscribe to us on iTunes, and follow us on Twitter @TheWholeHogCast

The Ringer's Ben Lindbergh and Michael Baumann discuss a wild Dodgers win and the surprising longevity of weak-hitting Michael Martínez (05:30), then talk to superhero/sprinter/Braves grounds crew member Nigel Talton (a.k.a. "the Freeze") about becoming a between-innings phenomenon at SunTrust Park this season (09:30). Lastly, they bring on orthopedic surgeon Dr. Jeffrey Dugas to discuss the season-ending injury to Dodgers phenom Julio Urías (25:15), the prognosis for his career and return (28:00), and why shoulder injuries have become less common among major league pitchers (32:30). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week's episode of The Whole Hog Podcast features Mark & Ruckus talking about vacations, Star Wars, UGA, and more. We also talk about how Mark remains positive no matter news may break about the Braves, and SunTrust Park, and Ruckus wants to let Cobb County's Tim Lee that he will not be missed. We also review Gattaca, and the Ocean's 11 blu-ray audio commentary. This episode of The Whole Hog Podcast is fueled by Ole Smokey Moonshine, and Palm Breeze Sparkling Alcohol Spritz. Subscribe to us on iTunes, and follow us on Twitter @TheWholeHogCast