Jon Chuckery

Jon started by talking about some not so great news.

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Jon started with the Falcons Flyover. He then went into That's Life.

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Jon set the table. He then interviewed Scott Miller.

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Jon interviews Scott Miller.

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Jon kicks off the top of the brown liquor music hour with the NFL Squib Kick Segment. To continue the final hour of this Friyay edition of The Jon Chuckery Show, Chuckery replays his interview from earlier in the show with Braves insider Corey McCartney. Jon closes out the final hour of this Friyay edition of The Jon Chuckery Show with Rank Em and Love TKO.

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Jon finishes off hour three of this Friyay edition of The Jon Chuckery Show by talking with the great Bob Berger as they reminisce on the late great Regis Philbin.

 

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Jon kicks off the top of the hour of this Friyay edition of the Jon Chuckery Show, by going through our Falcons Flyover segment. Next, to continue hour three of this Friyay edition of The Jon Chuckery Show, Jon does another fan favorite segment in That's Life. Jon finishes off hour three of this Friyay edition of The Jon Chuckery Show by talking with the great Bob Berger as they reminisce on the late great Regis Philbin.

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Jon talks all things Five Stripes with 92.9 The Game’s own Atlanta United Color Analyst Jason Longshore to continue hour two. Chuck start things off by asking Jason by asking him about the roster moves Atlanta United made today. Next, Chuckery puts Jason in charge of Atlanta United and asks him what the next manager should look like. Jason says “he leans towards somebody young and somebody who can relate to the players…”, but Jason says “you also need somebody who isn’t too young and has experience…” to boil it all down Jason says”you need someone younger who can relate to the players but has experience and also someone who has tactical flexibility, and that’s a hard resume to find.” Next, Jon asks Jason was it always a square peg in a round hole with Frank de Boer. Jason says “on the field when Atlanta United was at their best the on-field product was close to what Ta-Ta Martina wanted this team to be, but off the field personalities were different.” Next, Chuck asks Jason if Josef Martinez is too important to this team and Jason says “no, but goal scorers are special…” Finally, Chuckery wraps things up with Jason by asking if it was a mutual parting of the ways between Atlanta United and Frank de Boer what does that say about the team? Jason responds by saying “Without hearing Frank’s side it’s hard to say, but each side did what was best for each other.”

 

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To kick off hour two of this Friyay edition of the Jon Chuckery Show, Jon asks the people how many setbacks can baseball take? Jon talks all things Five Stripes with 92.9 The Game’s own Atlanta United Color Analyst Jason Longshore to continue hour two. Chuck ends hour two of of this Friyay edition of the Jon Chuckery Show with the fan favorite segment, What's Buggin Chuckery.

 

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To close out hour one of this Friyay edition of The Jon Chuckery Show, Chuckery talks all things Braves with Braves Insider Corey McCartney. Chuck starts things off by asking Corey what the Braves will do with Nick Markasis now that he has decided to opt back into the season. Corey says it will be tricky and “more times than not he will likely be a bat off the bench.” Next, Jon asks if the Braves have enough in their organization to not make a move. Corey responds by basically saying even though the Braves are in a weird predicament he thinks they “have enough arms in their system”, but “they need other guys to step up because they can’t expect Fried and Soroka to go 5 or 6 innings every night.” Next, the games talk about Dansby Swanson starting off the season red hot, and how it is key for a player outside of the Braves core to step up in this 60-game season. Also, Jon and Corey talk about Ronald Acuna Jr. and his slow start to the season. Corey talks about Ronald struggling against the fastball early on and says “he might be pressing.” However, Corey also says “whenever he gets hot, and he will get hot everything will go his way.” Next, the guys talk about Soroka and Corey talks about how impressed he’s been with Soroka’s ability to “compartmentalize everything” and not get too up or down. Finally, Chuck closed things out by asking Corey if baseball will finish their sixty game season and he responds with “he hopes so” but then continues by basically saying he believes teams will crack down and become more discipline.

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