The past two games seemed to be an appropriate brew for a very evil April Fool’s joke. Of course, they were not, unfortunately. Besides losing the first two games, and the Nationals being in first place, everything will hopefully be fine.
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Kelly Johnson left Monday night's circus early with a strain to his right knee. The injury is reported to have occurred while scoring from first base on a triple from Yunel Escobar, the braves' most consistent hitter for the evening. More can be read on this story at this link. Read the rest of this entry » Today is April’s Fool’s day. In honor of that I have decided to post my four favorite tricks and pranks. I am doing four instead of the traditional five in honor of Ric Flair and the 4 Horsemen.
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Citing “ridiculous” moves, including the trade of two prospects for a centerfielder with a bad back, and the failure to sign Mark Teixeira to a long-term deal “even though he’s willing to talk to that SOB Boras”, Braves President John Schuerholz has fired General Manager Frank Wren and named himself as Interim General Manager, with son Jonathan Schuerholz taking a new position as Executive Assistant General Manager.
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Tom Glavine made his first start back with the Braves since 2002. He did ok, giving up 7 hits, 2 runs, 2 walks, and 3 strikeouts. He ended the game with a 1.80 ERA. The Braves bullpen did ok as well, at least until Manny Acosta came in. Last year, Acosta only gave up two homeruns combined in the minors and in Atlanta. He tied that mark last night, giving up a three run homer, and a solo homer. Tough break for Manny.
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