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Subscribe now. What's up everybody and welcome to episode 253 of the Talking Chop podcast i am your host brad roland it is deep

into the night here on monday it will be tuesday by the time we are done recording and joining me to

celebrate a game one victory over the dodgers is scott colman hello scott's that was something i uh i think i speak

for everyone when i feel like i aged at least five, maybe 10 years during

the last three or four hours watching that.

Incredibly stressful, a fantastic baseball game, even if you were not a Braves fan, that was a

phenomenal baseball game to kick off, which should be a really fun, even series in the NLCS.

And thank goodness the Braves broke through late because that was, it kind of felt like

for the first time in however many years, the Braves finally broke through a little bit.

And it's just one game, right?

But, man, it felt good to have that ninth inning and to get at least one win under your

belt, especially when you faced somebody as good as Walker Bueller.

Yeah, we discussed this on the last podcast, but we felt like game one especially was going to be big in this series.

And nothing's done yet, but they went out and got game one.

They basically flipped this from a situation where the models and the markets will probably have the Braves.

It's still like a coin flip right now, but that's a far cry from where they were before this

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