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Smith, Barney, LLC, member CIPIC. ETrade is a business of Morgan Stanley. Welcome to the Daily Hammer, your daily news source when it comes to the Atlanta Braves

as part of the Battery Power Podcast Network.

My name is Sean Coleman.

Certainly hope wherever you are and wherever you are listening, you're having a wonderful start

to your Wednesday. Of course, you're having a wonderful start to your

Wednesday. Of course, you can find the Daily Hammer, the Battery Power podcast, and the Road to

Atlanta podcast, all at Batterypower.com, as well as at Battery Power SBN across all forms

of social media. My name's Sean Coleman. You can find me at Stats, SAC, when it comes to Twitter.

When it comes to the Braves, here's the latest from Atlanta.

So the Braves come into Tuesday night, having to feel pretty good about where things are,

considering where things have been so far this season.

They come off a weekend in which they beat one of the best teams in Major League Baseball,

the Milwaukee Brewers, two out of three games, including defeating last year's Sy Young Award winner,

Corbyn. So they come into Tuesday night also coming off two very good pitching performances

from their co-aces, Max Reed, and Charlie Morton. But it's actually been Kyle Wright, who along with Max Fried, who has been the co-ace so far

this year coming into a night where it was going to be Kyle Wright, who had been one

of the more impressive young arms in the National League this year, going against

Garrett Whitlock of the Boston Red Sox, who had been one of the more impressive young

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