Dylan opens up the show with some college baseball talk as Georgia falls to NC State 8-5 in their super regional matchup. Dylan describes the atmosphere as great as the Dawgs got off to an early 2-0 lead after a Tre Phelps 2 run home run. However, Dylan notes that NC state continuously had answers for Georgia as they were able to go on and pick up the win to advance to Omaha.

Dylan opens up the show with some talk on the Braves and their offensive struggles as they come off an 8-5 loss to the Nationals on Sunday after getting out to a 2-0 lead and losing the series to Washington 3-1. Sunday’s loss also featured the season debut for Braves’ pitcher Hurston Waldrep, who unfortunately had a rough outing allowing 7 runs 4 hits and only struck 1 through 3.2 innings pitched. And while the Braves now find themselves nine games back of the NL East leading Phillies, they are currently four games up over the Padres for the Wild Card race and Dylan believes that it is still not time to panic.

Dylan opens the show with some Braves talk as they picked up a 5-2 win over the Nationals after they trailed 2-0 in the sixth inning. The Braves come from behind win featured two-run home runs by both Adam Duvall and Marcell Ozuna and a decent night from Reynaldo Lopez who finished allowing six hits, including back to back home runs in the bottom of the sixth inning, while striking out seven batters through six innings pitched. Dylan then reacts to WIP’s Joe Giglio saying that the NL East is over and that the Phillies have it in the bag.

Dylan opens up the show with some Falcons talk as he reacts to comments from defensive coordinator, Jerry Gray, who talked about the importance of the Falcons having to have a pass rush and offensive coordinator, Zac Robinson, who discussed what it is like for players like Drake London to have to learn an entirely new offensive scheme and how to use a player like Bijan Robinson. 

Dylan opens up the show with some Braves talk as they picked an 8-3 win over the Red sox on Tuesday in a game that Max Fried had another spectacular outing on the mound as he struck out 13 batters through seven innings pitched. Dylan adds that the offense of the Braves was the offense that “we have been wanting to see” as Ozzie Albies would go 2-4 including a three run homerun, and may be starting to turn the corner.

Dylan opens up with some Falcons talk and reacts to comments from Bijan Robinson who spoke about how he expects to be used this season and stated that he envisions himself being utilized similar to that of Christian McCaffrey, which Dylan believes he is the type of player that the Falcons should very well let the second year player “be that great running back”. 

Dylan opens up the show with some Braves talk as they picked up a 3-1 win over the A’s on Sunday, taking the weekend series with Oakland 2-1 and Dylan notes that while he is not saying the braves are about to get hot and go on a tear, he believes that it was good to see Atlanta put up nine runs in the loss on Saturday and then turn around and get Sunday’s win as they produced seven hits and 26 total throughout the series.

Dylan gets into the latest sports news and headlines including Atlanta United picking up a win over Inter Miami

Dylan opens up the show with some Braves talk as they picked a 2-0 win over the Nationals as Marcell Ozuna leaves the yard for the 16th time this season and the Braves notch their league leading 9th shutout of the season as Max Fried pitched eight innings, allowing no runs on seven hits while striking out six batters. Dylan notes that the performances of Fried and Chris Sale, while they don’t hide the fact that Spencer Strider is out, they have made the loss of the Braves pitcher much easier to handle, however he does believe that the Braves still need some help in the bullpen.

Dylan opens up the show with some Braves talk as he reacts to the loss of Ronald Acuna Jr. due to a torn left ACL, now placing a Atlanta in the position of having to go the remainder of the season without two of their best players, as they lost pitcher, Spencer Strider, earlier this season. Dylan notes that he now believes there is pressure on Braves President of Baseball Operations, Alex Anthopoulos, to go out and make some moves to help boost the lineup.