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I am your host, Brad Rowland.

It is Sunday night.

In fact, it is less than 10 minutes after the game came to a club with the Braves losing in pretty close-fought, you know, climactic fashion, I will say,

and joining me to discuss the action as often is Scott Coleman. Hello, Scott Coleman. Hello,

Hey, Brad. Thanks for having me on. It was a pretty wild week of games and some off-field stuff, too, to talk about. So should be a good one. For sure. And let's just start on Sunday night.

Obviously, we don't always do that, but because the game literally just ended and it was

pretty interesting in a lot of ways, the Braz lose by the final score of five to four on Sunday

night.

In fact, they had the potential time run barreling around the bases in the final seconds.

Danesby Swanson did not get the greatest lead in the

world, which is surprisingly A-Rod added some value in that moment. Usually it is not, in my opinion,

as an analyst, but Danes-Biss-Lean was not very large. And as we know, as Brace fans know,

Swanson is extremely fast and was really humming around the bases, but got thrown out on the plate and credit to the Phillies where credit is due.

That was a heck of a rally by Philly to throw out Dansby at the plate after Freddie found a gap in left center field.

It felt for a few minutes like it was going to be extra innings potentially, or maybe the Brace even keeping on playing in the ninth. But alas, it was not to be. And the Phillies bulls were going to be extra innings potentially or maybe the Braves even keeping on playing in the

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