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Skobird's Radio.

Ash and Sullivan, Inver Alia, George, James Seltzer with the Alex Call, producing the show and doing a fantastic job.

Not sure if you just saw us, I saw this I'm seeing on the TV right now.

RIP, Hall of Fame manager Bobby Cox has passed away at the age 84. Obviously a thorn in our sides over the years with the Braves, but one of the three or four

greatest managers of my lifetime, without a doubt, la rusa bocce you know a couple others

um uh unbelievable run like they've at least i was uh i'm 44 so like that you know my i i

the first world series i really remember was 88 and the dodgers and gibson but like 91 the braves

are in it and then basically for the rest of my like childhood and teenage years, the Braves are just in the playoffs every single year. You know, so it's really consistent. Consistent and unbelievable run. Bobby Cox, a Hall of Fame manager. So R.A.P. Bobby Cox. Always seemed like a, you seemed like a solid baseball guy

you know

all that type of stuff

all that stuff

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