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Subscribe now. Hello everyone and welcome to episode 310 of the Talking Chop podcast.

I am your host, Brad Rowland. Atlanta Braves have fallen into a one-nothing to episode 310 of the Talking Chop podcast. I am your host, Brad Roland.

Atlanta Braves have fallen into a one-nothing deficit in the NLDS, following by a final

score to the Brewers today of two to one. And I am joined to discuss everything from Game

one by Talking Chop's own Stephen Tolbert. Hello, sir. How are you? How are we doing tonight, Brad?

Yeah, that was a, that was a game.

I don't know. That was a game. I don't know how it's to really described, but we'll get into it.

Yeah, it was certainly a baseball game, to be sure. Obviously, you joined the site not long ago.

People probably have known your work at this point in time, but you are at B underscore outliers on Twitter. A great follow and we'll plug you throughout the podcast, but thanks for

joining me. Scott and Eric, too lazy. I'm just kidding. Eric is, Eric is on vacation and Scott is

somewhere, I think, working or something and Scott will be back tomorrow, I think. But anyway,

lots to get to. We're obviously going to get into the

game and the braves by the way uh just for some history's sake Atlanta is three and 17

in the divisional era when they lose the opening game of a playoff series so each not great numbers there

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