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Hello, everyone.

I am your host, Brad Rola.

We will have a normal podcast production momentarily, but less than 12 hours after we

recorded and published on Saturday evening.

Word of some news broke. So I'm going to go ahead and add it here in lieu of an emergency

podcast for now.

It's not quite big enough news to change my entire day's production, but the Braves did sign

according to Mark Bowman of MLB.com, Jake Lamb, to a contract that is pending a physical

lamb will help the bench, as you will hear

momentarily with the entire podcast that we recorded again on Saturday evening with Scott and I.

We discussed the need for a bench bat.

If Jake Lamb is healthy, he is probably the best option the Braves have, maybe along with Kipness,

etc. as we'll get into on the podcast momentarily. He has been injured quite a bit.

He is 30 years old, a third baseman who is most frequently associated with the Arizona

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