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Subscribe now. Hello everyone and welcome to episode 393 of the Battery Power podcast. I am your host, Brad Rowland,

coming to you on a Sunday afternoon slash evening here on April the 2nd. And I am joined as often

slash always by my friends Scott Coleman. Hello, so how are you?

Hey Brad, doing well. Happy opening weekend to you. It is great to have real baseball back. You have the final four going.

You have, I mean, it's just a great time of year and always good to have some real life baseball

games to talk about. Yeah, you do have the final four going. That's actually where I am.

So if my audio quality is not the best, because I'm in a Houston hotel room right now on this Sunday.

So my apologies for that, but I wanted to get the podcast out

in its regular time slot. And here we are. Of course, the Braves lose on this Sunday, but still

win the opening series, two to one, sorry, two at two, two, two, one basically over the Nats.

And that's kind of a taking care of business performance. We'll talk about more later on in

the show. It's kind of what you would expect probably against the Nats of three game series is two and one. Is that kind of where you are,

Scott? We'll obviously get into the games later on, but it feels like that was kind of a whole home

opening weekend. Yeah, it would be nice to be greedy and go for the sweep. But McKenzie Gore is

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