atlanta braves

One of the coolest things for a sports talk host from the Capital Region is seeing homegrown talent make it to the big leagues. That is unless that homegrown talent OWNS your favorite team in their debut. That's exactly what happened when Shen graduate Ian Anderson made his MLB debut for the Atlanta Braves against MY New York Yankees on my birthday no less.

Find out what the ESPN insider to say about the former Shen standout

Under first-year head coach Mike Grasso, Niskayuna is 11-6 with an 8-3 record in the division with only three regular season games remaining.

CBS Sports believes Ian Anderson could be on the move

After Noah Syndergaard took the mound Monday in spring training against opposing hitters for the first time in 2014, one thing should be readily apparent to Mets fans. The Mets have a plan. They are in a position to be good -- sooner rather than later...

The Milwaukee Brewers aren't going anywhere this year. Heck, they can't even make it to home plate when they hit a home run.

Tragedy hit Turner Field on Monday night when a fan fell 65 feet to his death from the upper deck.

On Monday afternoon, I heard Bruce Jacobs discuss how one of his dogs got "skunked" over the weekend and he doesn't understand how someone is supposed to keep tomato juice in their house to cure the stench. He also dealt out some trash talk for Atlanta Braves fans, in preparation for this week's 4-game series at Citi Field.

He is baseball's newest phenom in terms of position players.  He may have saved Don Mattingly's job in Los Angeles.  He went on camera and said he was the best Dodger player.  He went on camera and said he was the best-looking Dodger.  Everything was perfect for Yasiel Puig until July 12.

Don't worry if you are 1 of those on guard 24 hours a day for alleged or real racist or gay slurs. This time the former Atlanta Braves closer, and a few other clubs, opened his mouth about steroids and how the game was better with the players juicing and cheating...

Matt Harvey and Zach Wheeler have an even bigger hill to climb then anyone thinks. Not only must they win ballgames, not only do they have to help change what has become a losing culture, on top of this they must lead the Mets out of black cloud city...

Let's be honest Met fans. This is just another lousy season in a string of lousy seasons. Our team is awful. Our immediate future is not looking so good. The outfield is a joke. The GM is clueless. The ownership useless. However for a day we get to put that all on the back burner...