- 12,300
- 2,858
- Joined
- May 2, 2007
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: this_feature_currently_requires_accessing_site_using_safari
Braves going to build a new stadium in Cobb County open for 2017. Just 20 years at Turner Field. Guess they want easier access to the stadium. Guess where it was in Atlanta was a hassle to get to during rush hour.
So that's why they couldn't sell out playoff games?Braves going to build a new stadium in Cobb County open for 2017. Just 20 years at Turner Field. Guess they want easier access to the stadium. Guess where it was in Atlanta was a hassle to get to during rush hour.
I think you have it backwards bro. I think the fact that they arent the hottest chick actually speaks more about him being nice. I mean, if they were all smoking hot, wouldn't you be saying "Of course he was super nice....you girls are super hot!"They all said he was super nice but then again they're not the hottest chicks
I think the Braves are gonna change their name/logo etc.
Braves have a classic jersey and hat I would like them to keep it.
[h1]Rays' Wil Myers, Marlins' Jose Fernandez named rookies of the year[/h1]
If there's any wonder why the Tampa Bay Rays are a perennial contender in the American League, we're regularly reminded this time of year.
Rays outfielder Wil Myers is this year's winner of the Jackie Robinson Award as AL Rookie of the Year, selected by the Baseball Writers' Association of America, Tampa Bay's third winner in six years. He received 23 of the 30 first-place votes.
The Miami Marlins have a good start on copying the Rays' road to success with pitcher Jose Fernandez winning the National League award.
Fernandez won 12 games for the last-place Marlins, finished second in the NL with a 2.19 earned run average and led the league with just 5.8 hits allowed per nine innings – the lowest figure in the NL since 1985 and best in the majors since 2000.
Myers' selection makes the Rays the only team with three Rookies of the Year on its active roster – and all were chosen while with Tampa Bay – pitcher Jeremy Hellickson in 2011 and third baseman Evan Longoria in 2008.
And just to add to the franchise resume, Rays pitcher Chris Archer finished third this year. Shortstop Jose Iglesias, who started the season with Boston but went to Detroit in three-team deal at the July 31 trade deadline, was second.
Both Myers and Archer came to the Rays in similar and oft-repeated situations, when the financially restricted club traded pitchers for prospects.
I think you have it backwards bro. I think the fact that they arent the hottest chick actually speaks more about him being nice. I mean, if they were all smoking hot, wouldn't you be saying "Of course he was super nice....you girls are super hot!"They all said he was super nice but then again they're not the hottest chicks