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92.9 The Game Atlanta Falcons Reporter Joe Patrick talks about whether or not there could be a Falcons curveball in the first round of the draft, if you could trade back in the draft and still possibly end up with Dallas Turner, why there has been so much attention paid to Michael Penix, the teams biggest offensive need, and how to gauge handling a super talented player dropping lower than expected.
Andy and Randy talk about the possibility that the Hawks run it back and try to adjust and make it work in another way with both Trae and Dejounte.
Andy and Randy answer Abe's Grab Bag of question, today focusing on how good or bad Kirk Cousins first pitch might be on Sunday.
Andy and Randy talk about Bill Belichick's upcoming draft coverage and why he may not get much more interest from open jobs next season either.
Andy and Randy talk about the Braves sweeping the Astros, Acuña hitting his first home run, Ozuna staying hot, and the crazy value the Braves are getting from starting shortstop Orlando Arcia.
Andy and Randy bounce around to some of the bigger Atlanta sports stories including the decisions to be made about the future of the Atlanta Hawks and the ability of the 76ers to get past the Miami Heat.
Andy and Randy talk about the Hawks postseason exit last night and all the changes and decisions that need to be made this offseason.
Reynaldo Lopez was an offseason acquisition by the Braves that had a lot of people scratching their heads. The Braves gave Lopez a 3 yr/$10 million contract to a guy with a 4.22 ERA that hasn't started more than nine games in a season since 2019. Isn't that a lot for a middle reliever? It seemed so at first, and then there was talk that Reynaldo Lopez was throwing his name in to the hat to be the Braves' fifth starter in spring training. If he actually won the job, that would make the $30 million contract seem with it, and maybe even a bargain if he pitches well. Through his first three starts in the 2024 season, Reynaldo Lopez has turned out to be much more than that. Lopez is 2-0, with a .50 ERA and eighteen strikeouts through eighteen innings, and has been the Braves' best pitcher thus far. Will these numbers maintain? No, at least not all of them. But what Lopez has accomplished through the early part of the season just proves that as the Braves continue to battle through several injuries, we have a general manager that deserves every bit of trust given to him by everyone in Braves Country, and maybe even a little more. 92.9 The Game Braves insider Grant McAuley joins Andy Bunker and Randy McMichael to discuss the options and players that Braves General Manager Alex Anthopoulos has had to use this season, and the successes that they have had.
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