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@cbwhit91 @RGAlpert @PatienceSatty In football…maybe. Baseball? Nah not really.

@88jacket @RGAlpert @PatienceSatty I hate to admit it but the team in Athens would do whatever it takes to give their fans the experience of a lifetime. I expect nothing less than the same from my school if we want to be taken serious.

We’re on the same page! We’ve spent significant time exploring options for outfield seating, but challenges due to very limited space and permitting made it unfeasible for this postseason. We’re committed to continuing to evaluate options in the future. 1/3

@JeremyWingert79 @AshwoodSamuel @JeremiahDJohns Not to mention the insane amount of flopping.

@AshwoodSamuel @JeremiahDJohns Exactly. The modern NBA is borderline unwatchable. Just chucking up 3-pointers 30-40 times a game, per team. No interior offense. The ‘90s were the golden age.

This three minutes of basketball is aesthetically ugly, less athletic, less strategically complex, less skilled, and all-around just objectively worse than the basketball played today in the NBA.

@cbwhit91 @RGAlpert @PatienceSatty The football practice building blocks off left field. And the rest of the way is pretty tight too. Which is probably why AD Alpert was saying they will continue to look into it. It would take time (see an offseason) to clear space for it). It is asking too much in a week time.

@88jacket @RGAlpert @PatienceSatty Don’t put words in my mouth. I never said anything about rebuilding. If you would read you would see it’s in reference to simply finding ANY way to add ANY extra seats in the outfield. Which is not asking too much in the first place.

@cbwhit91 @RGAlpert @PatienceSatty You expect em to rebuild the outfield in a week? Come on be real.

@RGAlpert @PatienceSatty No big deal. It’s just the biggest season in the history of the program. 😂 Fumbling a great chance to give kids an experience to talk about for generations.

@realUGAHater It’ll be interesting to see what happens. UCLA was in the juggernaut b1g which is the 4th or 5th best conference. 😂

Real hard to do when this is his first year as a HC…

@GeprgiaT @GTAthletics Suggest to @RGAlpert 🤟🏼

Ok someone’s gotta start the movement, @GTAthletics. Tickets sold out in 30 seconds many of us didn’t even have a chance to get tickets, therefore is it possible for bleachers to be put in the outfield for this rare opportunity? Go Jackets! #bleacherbuzz

@BravesSufferer Oh the Sean Murphy lover. Lol

why is a drunk driving 35 year old manchild speaking?

@OverdueSports Yep. Put the Kentucky logo on there and good to go.

Disgusting behavior, slap an SEC/ACC logo on Mercer’s metrics and would’ve been a lock for a 2-seed and I’m sure people would’ve beat the drum to potentially host

@5127GATA @NCAABaseball Those dudes can play. I don’t get why Kentucky got in.

ESPN “They beat Georgia Tech.” M. Alford “They should have done more to improve their SOS.” @NCAABaseball

Not even close to accurate .

My god he’s such a douche

@NjTank99 We need the walk off salami vid now! 👀👀

@GaSportsFreak1 @wu_1717 @TrillWilsosa I realized he’s one of those dudes that will just randomly start bringing up politics, your username, etc because he had no backing on the actual topic. 😆

@wu_1717 @88jacket @TrillWilsosa You call me a loser while you bring up politics in a baseball argument lmfao. Can’t make this shit up hahaha. You also brought up 2023-2025. Meanwhile I’ve asked numerous times for just the 2024/2025 stats and you have yet to deliver 🤷‍♂️

Ranking Braves Catchers so far this year: 1. Drake Baldwin 2. Chadwick Tromp 3. Jonah Heim 4. Sandy Leon 5. Sean Murphy

@wu_1717 @GaSportsFreak1 @TrillWilsosa Hey bud 2023 was 3 years ago. For some reason yall love trotting that year out nonstop. Ok, he was fairly good that season. We are in 2026 now.

@GaSportsFreak1 @88jacket @TrillWilsosa So I’m very curious as to what you think he’s been awful at

@GaSportsFreak1 @wu_1717 @TrillWilsosa You definitely hurt that beaneater dude that talks to himself all day on here.

@wu_1717 @TrillWilsosa Sean Murphy hasn’t been good since coming here. Fans have ALWAYS complained about him. If it hurts your feelings, you may want to stay off the internet.

It seems like he felt much better at Dover than at WG so it’s possible everyone thought he was on the upswing.

@GoDawgs_65 @IanTTyler @Braves He graduated from Brookwood in Snellville.

@IanTTyler @Braves I read something wrong, I guess. Don't know where I got NY from. Maybe I need another beer.

Michael Kelly is a good actor I suppose. But, a NYer throwing out the first pitch on Country night at Truist? Do better @Braves

@TheJohnFHenry @baseballcrank @NRO Don’t think he thought he was smarter. Guys are just stubborn and try to push through even when they know better.

@baseballcrank @NRO More likely: Kyle Busch thought he didn't need a doctor. Smarter than the doctor.

This is basically a replay of what happened to Jim Henson. Seems similarly to be a case of a really hard-working guy who was too busy to stop & get proper medical treatment that would have saved his life.

@KeepNHwhite @DrJesseMorse @ChrisCuomo Yes. And he said 2 weeks ago at Watkins Glen that the g-forces were really affecting him.

“NASCAR driver Kyle Busch died from severe pneumonia that progressed into sepsis,” according to a statement provided by the Busch family on Saturday. This is what I speculated likely happened yesterday and discussed last night with @ChrisCuomo. This was a totally preventable situation. Hindsight is 2020, but ideally when he was calling for help and a “shot” from his doctor two weeks ago. The proper protocol would’ve been to have him admitted to the hospital and get IV antibiotics with proper monitoring. Based on what we have heard, this was not the case, and his medical team allowed him to maintain his strenuous activities despite this ongoing infection that eventually evolved into pneumonia. The fact that he won a race less then a week before he passed away, meaning that he was still actively dealing with this infection, is nothing short of extraordinary. It shows you how good of shape he was in and also the power of the mind. Unfortunately, his powerful mind ended up being a double-edged sword, preventing him from getting the proper care he deserved, which unfortunately led to his shocking passing. "The medical evaluation provided to the Busch Family concluded that severe pneumonia progressed into sepsis, resulting in rapid and overwhelming associated complications," the Busch family statement read. "The Family asks for continued understanding and privacy during this difficult time." Busch died Thursday at age 41. May he Rest in Peace.

@BravesStash Nah

Alex did fine replacing Freddie Alex did fine replacing Fried (Sale) Alex 100% dropped the ball not retaining Dansby.