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David O'Brien
January 17th, 2012
1:28 am
Then again, Helen Mirren was only born 12 years after Donna Douglas, and Dame Helen is still quite a looker.
kenhotlanta
January 17th, 2012
1:33 am
DOB: Jane Fonda is 74 and looked sensational last night on the Golden Globes. When I was a kid, most people in their 70’s were ancient and could barely get around, but not anymore in most cases. It’s an amazing thing.
Richard Esposito
January 17th, 2012
2:45 am
I have watched Chipper since he came up and have much respect for the man. He comes to play with leadership and integrity. He learned from some pretty good players and now is passing on his knowledge to the kids, the future of our team. It would be nice to get a World Series win for him before he retires.
This might be corny but we should have a War Cry like, “Get One For Chipper!”
nolie
January 17th, 2012
4:03 am
VJ, new tv show called SMASH on NBC about the making of a Broadway musical
Couch Tater
January 17th, 2012
5:45 am
DOB –
I’ve been keeping up with your Releford at KU. The brother of my Releford at Bama. Travis had a nice game, last night.
Nice story for March… when they meet. Stats…
Trevor- 501min., 212tp, 12.5ppg., .543fg%, 54ast.
Travis- 516min., 170tp, 10ppg., .518fg%, 28ast
David O'Brien
January 17th, 2012
6:11 am
NEW BLOGGAGE
PapaDawg
January 17th, 2012
7:51 am
Bad knees of which I have two limit eveything about your play on a baseball field. I can’t understand why Chipper keeps taking up a spot when his good range at third is gone, his speed running the base paths is gone, and when his knee acts up his batting is gone. I loved his play in his prime but NO ONE can play forever.
BuckHeadNeck
January 18th, 2012
9:21 am
“Forget Nomo, we want Chipper Jones for Rookie of the year.”
Robert
January 20th, 2012
1:56 pm
“After I came back from surgery, the last two months of the season, doing it when I needed to made me feel good”
Doing what? – Botching ground balls? Taking days off to spend with the kids?
Chipper would rather hit third and hit .300 while the team loses than hit 6th and .260 for a World Series winner
Chipper Jones is the Dominique Wilkins of baseball. In his day, he could CARRY a team, but never could he ELEVATE his teammates. When you built a basketball team around Dominique Wilkins, the one thing you knew going in was who would be taking the most shots. When you build a baseball team around Chipper Jones, you know who wants to hit third
Robert
January 20th, 2012
2:05 pm
“Can we Just Lock Up The Bourn Identity to a 3 year 30-mill deal and get it over with and skip Free Agency?”
Realize that during his time with the Braves last year, Bourn was kind of like Nate McLouth, except without the power.
Bourn has speed, but he doesnt have good plate fundamentals to give him the kind of OBP he needs to have be truly and consistantly a force on offense. And he has zero power to fall back on. And he is nearing age 30.
dj
January 21st, 2012
12:01 am
love chipper love the braves! watching braves games without chipper wont be the same.He deserves the money even if he sits half the season he took salary cuts numorous times so we could get what we needed.He needs to be the hitting coach when he retires .Look what he did for kelly johnson last year one heck of a hitting coach I say. GO CHIPPER you still got it baby go out with a bang
Braves Fans Accept Mediocrity
January 22nd, 2012
6:40 pm
Chipper is a redneck and the truth is that the front office hates him. They laugh about why all the dumb fans love him so much. He is a cancer in the clubhouse and has never been a real leader. Braves will continue to be mediocre as long as our fans embrace Chipper as a hero. Truth is… he couldn’t carry Mike Schmidt’s jock!
Brandi Howell
February 5th, 2012
11:56 pm
Hang in there babe…. I’m with ya on the speeding up of the game! I throw batting practice to the middle school team my daughter plays on and even though I was throwing 64mph in my prime, well those 14 yr old girls scare the crap out of me when throwing BP! I feel like my 39 yr old eyes can’t see anything!!! The amount of attention it takes is crazy!! Well I give ya 2 more season good or bad! Go Braves!!!!!!!!
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December 13th, 2012
12:44 pm
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Olen Hudkins
April 14th, 2013
6:18 am
Yes, Sheldon Cooper of the sitcom Big Bang Theory. Lots of us know about this character played by Jim Parsons. You could say that Sheldon is a classic example of a weird friend. Initially, I thought Sheldon was an alien from outer space. The way he behaves, his figurative mode of speech was unusual and seriously discrete. If you take a character analysis of Sheldon ways of living, mannerism, it could sometimes flabbergast you. Why? Because you have a person like his friends Leonard, Howard, and Rajesh have an extensive collection of superhero toys in which Flash is his favorite. Man! You will split into laughter, when you see in an episode where he dresses up as the Flash after drinking five cups of coffee. He gets so energized and intoxicated that he just speeds out of the apartment into the street in the Flash costume. ..
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