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Sean Coleman, you can find me at StatsSAC on Twitter. When it comes to the Braves, here's the latest

from Atlanta. And the latest from Atlanta is that the Braves are back in Atlanta and you know that

they're glad to be back home after a very lengthy road trip that had some successes, had some

struggles. Overall, the Braves went six and five, but at least they ended the road trip on a

good note with a very good offensive performance over the weekend against the Mets.

But unfortunately, on Sunday evening, Ozzy Albies was taken out of the game against the

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