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Subscribe now. Hello everyone and welcome to episode 324 on the Talking Chop podcast. I am your host,

Bradron, coming to you on a Friday evening into Saturday morning and the Atlanta Braves lead

the World Series 2-1 through three games, a pitching dominant performance. We'll talk about it and

break it all down. And I'm joined by Scott Coleman. Hello, sir. What a game. What an

atmosphere at truest and in the battery. I mean, holy cow, Atlanta showed up tonight. Two wins away,

man. Two wins. It's so close yet so far. But just an awesome baseball game tonight and all-time

pitching performance from the staff. And man, a lot of talked about.

For sure. And, you know, clearly the pitching staff is the headliner on this night.

I will just say this as I'm prone to talk about the history a little bit,

even though I will acknowledge it doesn't really matter for this year.

This was 26 years to the day since they won the title in 1995.

That was also a one hitter by the Braves that night.

A little bit of synergy there in addition to winning the title, a one hitter as it was,

as it was for a lot of this game, or actually it was another from a lot of this game.

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