Southern Fried Baseball Radio
The Atlanta Braves are about to play meaningful baseball just hours from the moment I click “publish” on this post. And that’s pretty cool. But what about that quiet winter? What gives?! Why did the Braves add only ONE significant piece over the offseason?
Here is my take on the winter that was, and it’s guaranteed to make a few heads explode. You’ve been warned! (Also, see post-recording note below SoundCloud player)
POST-RECORDING NOTE: I should clarify that the Braves DID in fact make offers for players what would have improved the team in 2019 at the expense of seasons ahead. I probably overstated the rigidness of the approach. They’re willing to dent the future some for 2019 success. But at this point they’re more conservatve regarding moves that may sting a year or two (or longer) down the road when they expect the wave to be cresting.
Kent Covington and Bud Ellis talk about the possibilities for a young and extremely talented, but unproven, Braves roster in 2018.
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Kent Covington takes a look ahead at the odds of a retooled 2016 Braves roster getting back on the winning track.
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A couple of years ago, Kent Covington produced a very special tribute to fans of the New York Mets. Please click the play button below and enjoy!
Kent Covington discusses the ups and downs of the Braves’ starting rotation and the current use of a 6-man roation… as well as the Braves’ path to an NL East pennant.
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Before you go, check out the Lineup Card on the BravesWire homepage with headlines from over a dozen Braves news/opinion sources.
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In part-1 of the BravesWire’s special opening day 2012 season preview podcast, Kent Covington is joined by Kevin Orris of the Capital Ave Club blog as well as BravesWire scribe, Andrew Hirsh to look ahead the the ’12 Atlanta Braves season. (Look for part-2 w/ freelance sports writer, Bud Ellis tomorrow.)
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Before you go, check out the Lineup Card on the BravesWire homepage with headlines from over a dozen Braves news/opinion sources.
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Kent Covington is joined by sports writer and BravesWire contributor, Bud Ellis, to discuss Chipper Jones’ retirement.
NOTE: This was recorded prior to public announcement that Chipper Jones will undergo knee surgery and begin the season on the DL.
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Before you go, check out the Lineup Card on the BravesWire homepage with headlines from over a dozen Braves news/opinion sources.
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In this spring edition of Southern Fried Baseball radio, BravesWire’s Kent Covington talks about the Braves’ struggles so far this spring and answers the question “should I be worried?”
NOTE: This was recorded on 3-13-12, before any Braves players had as many as 30 at-bats.
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Before you go, check out the Lineup Card on the BravesWire homepage with headlines from over a dozen Braves news/opinion sources.
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In a special pre-spring edition of Southern Fried Baseball radio, Kent Covington breaks down the Braves’ winter that was and sizes up the possibilities for this team in 2012. Can the offense rebound from a dismal ’11 showing? How good is the Braves pitching staff?
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Before you go, check out the Lineup Card on the BravesWire homepage with headlines from over a dozen Braves news/opinion sources.
Follow Kent on Twitter: @FriedBasballATL and BravesWire: @TheBravesWire
In this week’s edition of Southern Fried Baseball radio, Kent Covington breaks down the Braves’ postseason outlook, Chipper playing one more year, Kimbrel’s Rookie of the Year chances and the fate of starters Jair Jurrjens, Tommy Hanson and Derek Lowe.
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