(Part 2) Top products from r/Braves

Does the poo log still exist in the handicapped stall of the GT baseball clubhouse?

One of my outings was there at GT before an NCAA playoff game awhile ago. We weren't playing GT but one of the other teams at the regional, so we were in the home GT dugout. Like before every start, I felt the urge to poo about an hour before first pitch. So I went through the dugout tunnel to the GT clubhouse and found the restroom. As am I sitting there dropping a deuce-monkey, I find a little book and a pen up on the rail. It has entries by college baseball players from all over the country, all with their name, the delivery of their poo, the number of poo particles, and a hand-drawn picture of their poo after they were done. I gladly added my entry, and I still reflect on how much I enjoyed sharing this experience with people I've never met but share so much in common with.

I never visited that clubhouse again, but I hope that the poo log is a staple in the GT handicapped bathroom stall.

Book: "The Last Hero: A Life of Henry Aaron" - great biography that came out in 2010. Fun to read. https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/0375424857/ref=tmm_hrd_title_0?ie=UTF8&qid=1536256931&sr=8-1

Which was clearly used in the context that we won the trade in a landslide. It's a common euphemism that was not meant to offend at all. Maybe this will help you get over it.

For a great read on a fan level "In the Time of Bobby Cox" is one I would highly recommend Amazon has it for 1 cent used

I've been reading this baseball book. It's fucking great. Highly recommend it.

Started scoring again this year after doing it as a kid a bunch! I read this book recently which was pretty fascinating and covers almost any scenario imaginable https://www.amazon.com/Complete-Baseball-Scorekeeping-Handbook-Revised/dp/1476663890

Are you in the immediate Atlanta metro area? If so, get a digital HD antenna and watch them over the air. I'm assuming they are all broadcast locally.

Something like this. I'm not in or around Atlanta but I would definitely assume the games are broadcast locally OTA.

I am currently reading Watchers by Dean Koontz. I like golden retrievers and it has a smart golden retriever named Einstein.

I remember reading this in the below book written by John Schuerholz.


Built to Win: Inside Stories and Leadership Strategies from Baseball's Winningest GM https://www.amazon.com/dp/0446696536/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_YSp7BbMXS10BX

I would recommend that you read this book to start out: https://www.amazon.com/dp/0307280322/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awdb_t1_FwL0AbSQ8X45G

whats he supposed to do differently given the arms he has?

This 'the manager doesnt know how to manage the bullpen' line is lazy and just not supported by anything other than kneejerk narrow view that only considers this game on this date.

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edit: I REALLY suggest you give this a read for a really great detailed discussion on how little 'bullpen management' matters:
https://www.amazon.com/Shift-Next-Evolution-Baseball-Thinking/dp/1629375446

Suspiria

His autobiography.

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You need one of these

Have you heard about this? I CAN'T WAIT.

relevant link

need to open up a separate page, sell these: https://www.amazon.com/i-play-G02169-Big-Foam/dp/B000FJ2HCK
and just let us all beat the s**t out of each other after these types of games.


Safe anger venting!

Had totally forgotten about this. Waaaay before the I85 collapse, the Braves were paving the way...

Was reminded while reading this excellent book. (Also contains tales of '70s wet T-shirt contest promotions and other wacky events from our illustrious history.)
https://www.amazon.com/Tales-Atlanta-Braves-Dugout-Collection/dp/1613219008

Here's a link to the book: http://www.amazon.com/Im-Fascinated-Sacrifice-Flies-Inside/dp/1250077931/

(it's NOT an affiliate link or spam or anything!)

Yup. And his occasional battery-mate in the broadcast booth, Ryan Lefebvre, has made his battle with depression fairly public.

There's a Royals joke in there somewhere.