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Chipper Jones
Chipper Jones is an infielder in major league baseball. He's a third baseman for the Atlanta Braves and wears number 10. He is managed by Bobby Cox.
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One question, hundreds of answers. Which Brave had the greatest offensive season at his position?
Major League baseball has been asking fans this same question in an effort to choose each team's best ever collection of stars. They are calling it MLB 9s.
Here I have separated the contenders from the pretenders in an effort to pick my dream Atlanta Braves lineup. Have your say by commenting below or by voting on the MLB site here .
To view my...
- Rockies think Braves' Chipper Jones thinks too much (denverpost.com)
I love playing GM for professional sports, especially baseball. I always have, and I probably always will. Building my own team with my kind of personnel, and my type of players gets me excited.
I just did an article for the Rays, so I'll enter a shameless plug here .
However, I'll stop at two teams: my Rays and my Braves.
The spots in question are: an extra starting pitcher, a closer, an outfield spot, and first base.
The Braves have a good...
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- Assembling the Atlanta Braves' 2010 Roster (search.live.com)
This has to be my favorite time of year. The beautiful leaves have fallen. The air is getting much cooler. Thanksgiving is right around the corner. Gone is summer—the long days, the starry nights.
College Football Bowl season is so close we can taste it, NCAA Basketball holiday tournaments are getting ready to begin, and Hot Stove League baseball is in hyper mode.
The latter of that trio is one of my favorite aspects of the great sport of...
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- Keith Olberman is wrong on a few things (pinstripealley.com)
by Frankie PiliereFiled under: Braves, Red Sox, Yankees, MLB Inside Scoop, Scout's Eye ViewOn the free-agent market, all the focus has been on John Lackey. On the trade market, the talk has been about Roy Halladay. The consolation prize for teams seeking a top-flight arm may come out of Atlanta. The Braves have two of their top starters on the block, Derek Lowe and Javier Vazquez, and there's little doubt that at least one of those two...
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Tim Hudson agreed to a $28 million, three-year contract with the Atlanta Braves on Thursday, giving the team a wealth of starting pitching and setting up a likely trade to bolster the offense.
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- Baseball Notes: Hudson stays with Braves (philly.com)
- Hudson Agrees on $28M, 3-Year Deal With Braves (cfc.abc3340.com)

