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My contributions to Atlanta Braves baseball goes back nearly 30 years when #10 hit his 10th career HR vs. me in my 3rd career start. It was his first career HR batting right-handed. I know this because he told me 9 years later in Braves Spring Training in 2004....

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Andrew Livernois2 лет назад

@Braves I'm sure @BrandonGaudin will have this queued up at some point, especially if Chipper finds his way into the booth

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dren🦣⚾️2 лет назад

@grantmcauley @Braves you're gonna love it here

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🇺🇸 DREW 🇺🇸2 лет назад

@BravesOnBally @Braves

Фото профиля MIKE CAMERON
MIKE CAMERON2 лет назад

@Braves Congratulations my guy!

Фото профиля CJ
CJ2 лет назад

@Braves Thanks Cam. Less chance I see you in the airport now!

Фото профиля Art Wilson
Art Wilson2 лет назад

@Braves Good luck C.J. Always enjoyed listening and watching you and Dave on the telecasts.

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CJ2 лет назад

@Braves Thanks Art!

Фото профиля Mark Shanz
Mark Shanz2 лет назад

@Braves Welcome

Фото профиля Doge King
Doge King2 лет назад

@Braves Thank you for your service 🫡

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