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02-26-2015, 11:03 PM
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Re: The Ted Turner Memoirs Part VI. - Lines in the Georgia Sand
 Justin Upton would gain the 2015 Postseason MVP Award, and honestly it should have been him all along. Freddie Freeman left us for dead. Heyward had a somewhat better playoff run but Upton flat out won us the Dodgers series. He carried the team all year, and if not for a video game like run by Evan Gattis, it be he and not Evan who would have brought home the Series MVP. Well deserved accolades by him none the less and glad The Show's Real recognized Real..  Evan Gattis 6 homeruns in 4 nights will be a story that will lie in infamy with Furcal stealing home, Prado robbery in the Rockies NLCS battle, Chipper Jones raising the socks up to his knees one more good time. I can't even put it into words how damn magical that run was by Gattis. It got to the point where you just knew if the ball was over the plate, it was going over the fence. When you can be that dominant. You deserve to be the MVP. And what's nice about this going into 2016, as alluded to earlier... there may be some shakeups, in 2010 we saw Freddie Freeman kind of emerge as a possible star, and now he's one of the game's best. It be super cool, if the 2015 World Series was Evan Gattis's moment. We will find out if he's ready for the bigger stage as a true player on the team in 2016.  Speaking of 2016. A lot needs to be decided. Will J-Hey stay, or will he wind up in St. Louis? Is Tommy Hanson done as a Brave? Upton needs to be locked in as well, but will the feud between he and Jason Heyward come to a point now that both men are in contract years? Who stays and who goes? And finally, Kris Medlen may be the 2nd best pitcher on the staff, does he follow the money and get his payday elsewhere or take a hometown discount. Remember per house rule, only 1 guy gets a guaranteed contract, the other free agents get put in the pool and the bidding wars over the winter meetings takes over as king. I will say this now. There will be changes... mainly, because of the following piece of information relevant to our story below:
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02-26-2015, 11:54 PM
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Re: The Ted Turner Memoirs Part VI. - Lines in the Georgia Sand
 Down a dusty road in the middle of nowheresville, Arizona, a car begins to slow down to a stop. After a few moments of idling the engine turns off. There is an uncomfortable silence. In the passenger seat blindfolded with a white bandanna over his eyes sits Ted Turner. He appears badly beaten as witnessed by the drip of unwiped blood crusted over the side of his right chin. At hearing the engine turn off, he raises his head off of the hot glass window and looks in the direction of a driver that doesn't exist. The driver having stepped out of the car, puts his hands on his waist and stretches for a second. It's damn quiet out here. Not a car in sight for miles, and just the sound of dust being blown across the road is the only audible sound in the surrounding area. He walks around the front of the car and bangs on the window with his knuckle.
*Click* The Ted Turner Memoirs Part VII. - The Point Of No Return - Coming Soon -
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