It’s devastating: the Atlanta Braves head coach has announced his unexpected departure, making a strong statement and wishing the team and fans a very fond farewell.
It’s heartbreaking: the head coach of the Atlanta Braves has announced his sudden resignation, leaving a powerful message and bidding the club and supporters farewell with much affection.
General William Sherman of the Union launched a “total war” assault in 1864, destroying most of Atlanta. Sherman would definitely burn the city down again just to be safe if he could travel back 159 years and see what a whining lot of losers the city’s baseball club, their supporters, and pretty much everyone connected to them had become.
I don’t find it shocking that Braves fans are complaining. These are the team’s supporters who get outraged the most, on a regular basis, after six seasons of writing series previews about them. more senior The site’s readers might recall the tantrum they threw in 2019 when I referred to their success as unsustainable.
I also noticed correctly that the pitching staff of the Braves was not as spectacular as it is now. Maybe things might have turned out differently if they had a healthy Charlie Morton and a Max Fried at full strength. However, injuries do occur, and the Phillies rested their starters heavily in April and spring training for a purpose.
I’d like to give the Braves, their supporters, and a few of their recent highlights one last look before we move on to the Arizona Diamondbacks:
