The Batter Up! Podcast chronicles the Atlanta Braves clinching their third consecutive NL East title. The guys go into how the team overcame the adversities of a 60-game season riddled with injuries, uncertainty & a global pandemic to stand on the precipice of the playoffs. Will, Joe & Caleb also discuss how the loss of Cole Hamels affects the Braves' rotation in the postseason.

The Batter Up! Podcast hits its final weeks of the regular season with the guys wondering how the Atlanta Braves will organize their playoff rotation. They debate how the playoff format will help or hurt the Braves, and also who starts a hypothetical Game Four. Will, Caleb & Joe also discuss their hatred for the rumor that the 2020 playoff format might stick around, which could cause owners to spend less to tread water during the regular season.

The Batter Up! Podcast hits its final weeks of the regular season with the guys wondering how the Atlanta Braves will organize their playoff rotation. They debate how the playoff format will help or hurt the Braves, and also who starts a hypothetical Game Four. Will, Caleb & Joe also discuss their hatred for the rumor that the 2020 playoff format might stick around, which could cause owners to spend less to tread water during the regular season.

The guys check in after a historic night for the Atlanta Braves and try to the franchise-record 29 run output into context with an uneven week for the club. With 17 games remaining the Braves sit two games up on Philadelphia and the trio discusses the chances they have to hold onto the lead before the end of September. Will, Caleb & Joe also look at one of the big bright spots in the Braves lineup, Adam Duvall, who homered three times in a game for the second time in eight days on Wednesday night.

The guys check in after a historic night for the Atlanta Braves and try to the franchise-record 29 run output into context with an uneven week for the club. With 17 games remaining the Braves sit two games up on Philadelphia and the trio discusses the chances they have to hold onto the lead before the end of September. Will, Caleb & Joe also look at one of the big bright spots in the Braves lineup, Adam Duvall, who homered three times in a game for the second time in eight days on Wednesday night.

The Batter Up! Podcast discusses the Atlanta Braves' tepid journey through the 2020 Trade Deadline. Will Palaszczuk & Caleb Johnson share their frustration with the Braves' inaction while Joe Patrick offers a defense for Atlanta GM Alex Anthopoulos. The three then discuss how the Mike Soroka injury affected the team's thought process & whether or not that caused the team to back away from being more aggressive.

The Batter Up! Podcast discusses the Atlanta Braves' tepid journey through the 2020 Trade Deadline. Will Palaszczuk & Caleb Johnson share their frustration with the Braves' inaction while Joe Patrick offers a defense for Atlanta GM Alex Anthopoulos. The three then discuss how the Mike Soroka injury affected the team's thought process & whether or not that caused the team to back away from being more aggressive.

Will, Joe & Caleb start out by discussing the sports world grounding to a halt amidst the growing conversations surrounding social justice and how it related to the Braves on Wednesday. They also marvel at the Major League debut of Ian Anderson, and find themselves searching for options for Atlanta with Monday's looming Trade Deadline. The guys also wonder why Cristian Pache's stay at with the big club ended so abruptly and quickly.

Will, Joe & Caleb start out by discussing the sports world grounding to a halt amidst the growing conversations surrounding social justice and how it related to the Braves on Wednesday. They also marvel at the Major League debut of Ian Anderson, and find themselves searching for options for Atlanta with Monday's looming Trade Deadline. The guys also wonder why Cristian Pache's stay at with the big club ended so abruptly and quickly.

The guys go over the bevy of changes to the Braves roster including the addition of Cristian Pache to the fold. They discuss his viability on the roster going forward and who might be the odd man out when Atlanta's big-time players return. Will, Joe & Caleb also go into the frustration surrounding the starting rotation and the increased difficulty it will take to execute a deal at the trade deadline.