Favorite Braves. First and foremost, Hammerin' Hank. Listened to the Braves on radio as a kid in South Alabama-actually listened to him hit the 715th. The other three are all from the 1991-92 teams, when I was living in Atlanta and, like everyone else, suffered from "Braves Fatigue Syndrome"-It was unbelievable living in a big city where everyone was pulling for the same team. In 1992, when Sid Bream scored to send the Braves to the WS for the second straight year, it was after midnight, and I went out on my front porch in a neighborhood in Doraville, all the lights were on in every house on the street. So....Terry Pendleton, the leader of those teams, the three headed pitching staff SmoltzGlavineAvery, and the great Mark Lemke, a pedestrian player that turned it on in the post season.
Favorite Auburn secondary: Neiko Thorpe, who sussed out Northwestern's "Little Giant" play and made the stop to finally end that Outback Bowl in Chizik's first year; Carlton Davis, Jerraud Powers (bonus for getting bitten by UGA), and Jonathan Jones.
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Favorite Braves. First and foremost, Hammerin' Hank. Listened to the Braves on radio as a kid in South Alabama-actually listened to him hit the 715th. The other three are all from the 1991-92 teams, when I was living in Atlanta and, like everyone else, suffered from "Braves Fatigue Syndrome"-It was unbelievable living in a big city where everyone was pulling for the same team. In 1992, when Sid Bream scored to send the Braves to the WS for the second straight year, it was after midnight, and I went out on my front porch in a neighborhood in Doraville, all the lights were on in every house on the street. So....Terry Pendleton, the leader of those teams, the three headed pitching staff SmoltzGlavineAvery, and the great Mark Lemke, a pedestrian player that turned it on in the post season.
Favorite Auburn secondary: Neiko Thorpe, who sussed out Northwestern's "Little Giant" play and made the stop to finally end that Outback Bowl in Chizik's first year; Carlton Davis, Jerraud Powers (bonus for getting bitten by UGA), and Jonathan Jones.
Hate to defend Uga but it was the police dog that bit JP (07 Iron Bowl?). He almost lost a finger!
Thanks for the correction-should have remembered-I was at that game!
the secondary question was a ton of fun. For me, it's Zac Ethridge, Noah Igbinoghene, Carlton Davis, and Nehemiah Pritchett