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Subscribe now. What's up everybody and welcome to episode episode 225 of the Talking Chop podcast.

I am your host, Brad Rowland.

It is Sunday evening, our normal time slot, and joining me as often.

Hello, Scott Coleman.

Hello, Mr. Brad Rowland.

Good to be on less than two weeks, fingers crossed, less than two weeks until opening day 2.0.

So let's hope this time in two weeks.

You and I have some real baseball games to talk about, and we're not having to shift gears for the

eight millionth time this year. That would be nice. Yeah, as we're recording this, it's July 12th.

Braves are going to open in 12 days. At least they're scheduled to open in 12 days, and obviously

everything is viewed through that prism at this moment in time. But there was're scheduled to open in 12 days. And obviously everything is viewed

through that prism at this moment in time. But there was a decent amount of news this week. So I know

we did two shows per week, the last two weeks with some emergency level episodes. Nothing crazy

emergency level since the last time we did a podcast. But there is one piece of news that I

think got the most cover. so we'll start there,

and that's Cole Hamels.

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