Jason has huge potential and I certainly hope he comes through this year for the Braves. He could be a major factor in turning this anemic offense around.
After a poor 2011, this year has been good for him so far. Will today’s game be delayed? It’s raining here now and it looks like the rain will sustain for a time more.
Those $15 steak sandwiches seem to be selling really well and we was thinking that might slow down the demand for the new deer dogs that will be introduced at the next home stand. If we was John Schuerolz we probably would let them be located on different levels where it would take a long walk to get to either one from the other. We would also charge for ketchup and mustard because everybody’s going to load up the deer dogs to take away the gamey taste.
next time out-fix your collar, sit up straight and dye your hair! and don’t pinch your mouth like an old lady-u do that at end-then maybe sports south will come calling
Better tilt one (or two) of your lights up (skyward) so your players won’t lose sight of any more high fly balls. You should have at least one light fixture in each group done this way. Little league and high school stadiums are famous for making this mistake. Surprised you have.
Please Listen – great point about the substandard lighting at Turner Field. A few years ago, I recall an interview with a Braves rep who acknowledged the issue, but felt it might even give the Braves an advantage over the visitors as our players would be used to the low light.
Obviously, he was wrong after witnessing Uggla, Bourn and TP all lose a pop-up behind 2nd base last night.
Yea Bradley! Mainly, by not giving a flying rat’s arse about how you look; whether your hair is dyed; that you are wearing nerdy looking glasses, etc, etc. By Gawd, you are a print journalist. And a dang good one at that. There’s no business like show business, baby. I suspect most of your readers are reading to be entertained — not enlightened per se. We’ve already lost Lewis, and Furman, so hope you can carry the torch on in this town…
Whoa! Everybody, don’t be so hard on the Beaver. We was shocked to read all the comments here on the blog about Mark in his video. First, he looks like a print journalist is supposed to look except he doesn’t have any liquid cheese on his shirt. Second, he appears comfortable and looks right into the camera and is polite and respectful. Keeping in mind that the knees have everything to do with who you are (as a journalist) we suspect Mark just needs to work on his knees some and ESPN will come calling.
Every time the Mets scored today, the Braves scored twice that in the bottom of that inning. In one inning, the Braves scored 2 just for drill. Nirvana for number lovers.
28 comments Add your comment
CONservative Johnson
April 17th, 2012
5:20 pm
Thanks!
Mark Bradley
April 17th, 2012
5:26 pm
You’re welcome, CONservative. (Though I know not exactly for what.)
Skeezix
April 17th, 2012
5:33 pm
Jason has huge potential and I certainly hope he comes through this year for the Braves. He could be a major factor in turning this anemic offense around.
Bob in SF
April 17th, 2012
5:34 pm
Thanks Mark but you know you need to act much more obnoxious and scream your opinion if you ever want ESPN to call.
GT Falcon
April 17th, 2012
5:36 pm
After a poor 2011, this year has been good for him so far. Will today’s game be delayed? It’s raining here now and it looks like the rain will sustain for a time more.
Mark Bradley
April 17th, 2012
5:38 pm
I’m not much of a screamer, I’m afraid.
Sonny Clusters
April 17th, 2012
5:51 pm
In light of the fact that “The knee is the whole basis of who you are [as a player],” what can you tell us about Jason Heyward’s knees?
George Stein
April 17th, 2012
5:54 pm
Nice specs!
Sonny Clusters
April 17th, 2012
5:55 pm
Those $15 steak sandwiches seem to be selling really well and we was thinking that might slow down the demand for the new deer dogs that will be introduced at the next home stand. If we was John Schuerolz we probably would let them be located on different levels where it would take a long walk to get to either one from the other. We would also charge for ketchup and mustard because everybody’s going to load up the deer dogs to take away the gamey taste.
Mark (another one)
April 17th, 2012
5:59 pm
Let’s see how Jason does moved up in the order. Hitting second with Chipper behind him worked well two years ago.
Bucky Badger
April 17th, 2012
6:00 pm
I love me a Deer Dog & a Beer!
The Nature Boy
April 17th, 2012
6:28 pm
Nice chairs…you went with the back..good move….
todd grantham
April 17th, 2012
7:03 pm
Mark, the photo is a bit dated. Charming, but dated.
Livan for '12 Cy Young
April 17th, 2012
7:08 pm
And he shall be Livan, and he shall be a fat man.
wezzie
April 17th, 2012
9:43 pm
next time out-fix your collar, sit up straight and dye your hair! and don’t pinch your mouth like an old lady-u do that at end-then maybe sports south will come calling
bart
April 18th, 2012
12:09 am
Another good update but please work on the posture. Looking up your nose is so unflattering – lean forward. You’ll look younger.
bart
April 18th, 2012
12:10 am
…….you look younger in your avatar – when you were leaning forward.
rlinaug
April 18th, 2012
12:24 am
who’s the guy answering all the questions? i expected to see someone who looks like the smiling young chap at the top of the page.
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April 18th, 2012
4:05 am
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PLEASE LISTEN
April 18th, 2012
8:09 am
hEY bRAVES/tURNER fIELD cREW:
Better tilt one (or two) of your lights up (skyward) so your players won’t lose sight of any more high fly balls. You should have at least one light fixture in each group done this way. Little league and high school stadiums are famous for making this mistake. Surprised you have.
Brownie
April 18th, 2012
8:53 am
Please Listen – great point about the substandard lighting at Turner Field. A few years ago, I recall an interview with a Braves rep who acknowledged the issue, but felt it might even give the Braves an advantage over the visitors as our players would be used to the low light.
Obviously, he was wrong after witnessing Uggla, Bourn and TP all lose a pop-up behind 2nd base last night.
reckingball
April 18th, 2012
8:57 am
Just For Men works well.
Dr. Phil
April 18th, 2012
9:24 am
I thought that deer dogs were part of “Bark in the Park.”
Trapper John
April 18th, 2012
9:54 am
Yea Bradley! Mainly, by not giving a flying rat’s arse about how you look; whether your hair is dyed; that you are wearing nerdy looking glasses, etc, etc. By Gawd, you are a print journalist. And a dang good one at that. There’s no business like show business, baby. I suspect most of your readers are reading to be entertained — not enlightened per se. We’ve already lost Lewis, and Furman, so hope you can carry the torch on in this town…
Brave in Chi town
April 18th, 2012
10:02 am
It’s nice to see Heyward hitting well again.
Sonny Clusters
April 18th, 2012
10:14 am
Whoa! Everybody, don’t be so hard on the Beaver. We was shocked to read all the comments here on the blog about Mark in his video. First, he looks like a print journalist is supposed to look except he doesn’t have any liquid cheese on his shirt. Second, he appears comfortable and looks right into the camera and is polite and respectful. Keeping in mind that the knees have everything to do with who you are (as a journalist) we suspect Mark just needs to work on his knees some and ESPN will come calling.
Bill
April 18th, 2012
10:30 am
Super Job Mark…Thanks
Crap
April 18th, 2012
3:37 pm
Every time the Mets scored today, the Braves scored twice that in the bottom of that inning. In one inning, the Braves scored 2 just for drill. Nirvana for number lovers.