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🚨🐯EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW🐯🚨 LSU third baseman Michael Braswell joins AFR to reflect on the Tigers national championship run in Omaha, offensive struggles and looks ahead to what's next. 🏆 Winning National Championship ⚾️ Transition from Shortstop to Third Base 🐯 Career at #LSU 🏈 Being a #Falcons fan ⚾️ What's... show more

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Joy Hammatt1 year ago

Great interview and insight into the character of Jay Johnson and this team!!

Mobile Scanner1 year ago

Scan any documents, convert images into text, PDF files, etc. 👍

Zach1 year ago

Love this kid. So easy to root for!

Mark Simpson1 year ago

Great kid!

Dindu Nuffin1 year ago

He’s such a great kid. Gonna miss him.

LChris1 year ago

One of my fav interviews you’ve ever done!

Jacquelin Caruso1 year ago

@brazzy_11 Enjoyed the interview. Didn’t realize you were a ham. You a funny guy

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