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

coming off what I feel like was a pretty fun series in Chicago against the Cubs. And I want to

establish this truth. Right now, at least in my opinion, the Chicago Cubs are playing as good

of baseball as anybody in the National League. They have the set, they have one of the two or

three best offenses in the National League, which includes the Braves since the start of

the second half of the season. They've been getting good pitching. The Cubs winning the

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