Will TBS broadcast the Atlanta Braves in 2006?
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Yes, but a very limited shcedule, but several more games shedule for Turner South and Fox Sportsouth.
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ABC would broadcast part of the tournament. The  spanish language chanel univision would carry it entirely. it is free.
129548
I'm sure they have "Dynasty" available somewhere to watch.  Surely they're able to pick it up on satellite or something :)
583034
The Braves are never built for the playoffs. When the rotation  shortens they lack a superstar #1 and #2 starter, and teams seem to adjust to the hitters really well to the Atlanta bats in a 5 or 7 game series.
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It depends which World Series you are talking about. Also, you spelled "won" wrong. The Chicago White Sox in 2005, though and PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES IN 1980! BOO BRAVES! BRAVES ARE GOING DOWN THIS YEAR!
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ABC definitly won't repeat, they never do\n\nESPN might but it is unlikely since they are showing all 64 games\n\nI looked on ESPNs web site but it is to far off and they don't have the TV shedule up yet.
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The Braves started in Boston.(1871-1952)(Babe Ruth was a player manager for them) They later moved to Milwakee (1953-1965) and then to Atlanta (1966). Eddie Mathews is the only Brave to have played for all three. \n\nThe Braves Hank Aaron is the all time home run king. He hit 755. No one has hit more. Turner Field is located at...755 Hank Aaron Drive, Atlanta and opened in 1997. \n\nTy Cobb of the Detroit Tigers (The Georgia Peach) was from Georgia. Make sure you check out his statue outside of Turner Field. Cobb was on of the greatest players to have ever played the game.\n\nInside Turner Field make sure you visit the Braves Museum and Hall of Fame or you can take a tour of the stadium from 9am - 3pm Mon.-Sat. They take you in the club house and dugout.(info. 404-614-2311)\n\nThe Braves have retired 5 players #'s and you will see them (the #'s) on the outfield wall...#3 Dale Murphy, #21 Warren Spahn, #35 Phil Niekro, #41 Eddie Mathews and #44 Hank Aaron.\n\nThe Braves won the 1995 World Series.\n\nHave fun!!!!
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From the little research I have done, he is not calling any games whatsoever. He calls football, baseball, basketball, and hockey. He might still be under contract with ABC/ESPN, therefore I highly doubt he is calling games for one specific MLB team this year.
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Braves.  Score will be 3 to 1.
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They can. The division isn't what it had been the past few years. It really all depends on the Braves. If the Braves make the right moves and their young players develop the right way then they always have a shot at overtaking the Mets. It really is a two horse race in that division though.
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Never?\n\nDivision Champs--1976, 1977, 1978, 1981\nNational League Champs--1915, 1950, 1983, 1993\nWorld Series Champs--1980\n\nLately, the problem has been the Atlanta Braves who are in the same division and have been the division champs for 15 years straight(except the 1994 'strike' year)...\n\nThe wild card is an option for them, unfortunately, there always seem to be one team who is a step ahead of them for that as well.  \n\nPhillies have the talent to be there this year as they have for the last few years.  If they would not fall apart at the end of the season as they have in the past, they could make it.
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ESPN Motion used to have it. I don't know if they still do.
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Try the teams official website. Alot of times the team will list what tv stations will broadcast the games in their web-posted team schedule.
755286
try TBS.org, or the 700club
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I do know that the current Braves ownership is looking to sell the team, but they will not be sold to an ownership group that would move the team.  The Braves will be in Atlanta for years to come, but probably with a new owner.
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Back in the day when I was in high school, I loved Pauly Shore.  What happened to his show on TBS recently?  Minding the Store or something, I can't remember what it was called. He came to Atlanta awhile back and I wanted to see him but couldn't get tickets.  :(
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FYes, I am a Braves fan and have been since they played in Boston. They broke my heart and moved to Milwaukee and then on to Atlanta. However, I still love that team and watch their games on TNT whenever they are on.\n\nThey have the best manager in baseball with Bobby Cox, and their young players are on the thresh hold of stardom. Unfortunately, they traded away too many of their rising star pitchers, but their farm system will develop more. It always does.\n\nGo Braves!!!!