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With the bases loaded and 1 out, Andruw Jones had a 3-1 count from Kenny Rogers. After a very
generous called strike 2, Rogers' 3-2 changeup fluttered outside for ball 4, forcing in Gerald
Williams as the winning run, and sending the Braves back to the show. The Braves blew a 5-0 and
7-3 lead earlier in the game, only to comeback against John Franco in the eighth while trailing
8-7 and against Armando Benitez while trailing 9-8 in the tenth. Eddie Perez was named the NLCS
Most Valuable Player, as he went 10x20 with 2 HRs and 5 RBIs in the series. Next up is the Yankees
in a rematch of the 1996 World Series. Tom Glavine will face Orlando Hernandez in game 1 in
Atlanta on Saturday. Congrats all around to the team!
Next up: Yankees at Braves, Oct 23rd, 7:30PM EST
Orlando Hernandez (17-9, 4.12 / 2-0, 1.17) vs. Tom Glavine (14-11, 4.12 / 1-0, 1.38) Listen to the game here.
Baylor talks with Milwaukee
Don Baylor has interviewed with Milwaukee about their managerial opening, but the talks
are said to be minor. Read more. . .
Remlinger re-signs for 2 years
Mike Remlinger, a key component to the 1999 Braves bullpen, was re-signed on Wednesday
for two more years. Read more. . .
News Archives
Missed a story? The News Archives has them all. Click below to read about past and
present Braves news. Read more. . .
Fresh off their 4-2 series win over the New York Mets, the Braves now will take on another New York
team - the Yankees. This will be a rematch of the 1996 World Series that the Yanks managed to win
in 6 games. The pitching rotations are set with, game 1 being El Duque Hernandez vs. El Tommy Glavine.
Game 2 will be Greg Maddux against David Cone. Games 3 and 4 will have Kevin Millwood facing Andy Pettitte,
and John Smoltz facing Roger Clemens.
