Atlanta Braves: Knockahoma Nation Episode 20
By Josh Brown
Other than the Atlanta Braves’ win over the Cardinals on Sunday, it hasn’t been the most eventful week in Atlanta Braves history… Unless having an immobile oak tree in left field is your thing.
This week on the podcast, me and Ken argued for the most part. So if listening to a couple of 20-grade braves “savants” is your thing, then this is the episode for you. If you actually want to use your time wisely, well… let’s just say that you’ve been warned.
This week we take a look at what we think the 2018 lineup could look like and Ken brings up the Braves’ future possibilities at third base. He throws out the idea that the Bravos should go after Nick Castellanos. Normally, I’d let such a small disagreement go on by, but I couldn’t let this one leave without some trolling of my wonderful co-host.
To me, the Braves have the answer to all of their third base problems in Johan Camargo. But again, I’m no scout and and am wrong about projections way more often than I am correct.
We also had a serious discussion on what the Braves 2018 outfield situation could look like. And yes, I left my fanboy obsession about
at the door (eventually). Let’s just say I’ve been beyond excited about
since I saw him in Rome last year.
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