Making Sense of Atlanta's Step Back at the Plate, Career-Shaping Opportunities & One-Hit Wonders

Eno, DVR, and Trevor analyze the surprising step back for the Atlanta lineup through the first two months of 2024, and discuss players at pivotal points in their careers with a limited window to secure their future role. Plus, they'll take live questions from viewers throughout the show!
Rundown
0:00 Intro Begins
1:58 More Changes From the Mets; Christian Scott & Brett Baty Optioned to Triple-A
13:20 What's Happening in Atlanta's Lineup?
20:32 Teams Are Pitching the Braves Differently
25:42 Can Hitters Adjust Quickly to a Change Like This?
28:50 A Closer Look at Matt Olson
34:40 Practice Swings Revealing A Hitter's Plan?
38:05 Confidence Levels in Albies, Riley, Harris, Kelenic Getting to Power Again?
43:14 When Careers Reach Pivot Points
57:45 Who Is Your Favorite MLB One-Hit Wonder?
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[@stephenground8707]

Eric Thames! I think that's the Brewer in question... Also thought of Jeremy Hazelbaker.

[@zakshiba1888]

Just hearing some random anecdotes from May about the inner workings of a major league pitching staff is super cool…not to mention the insights from everyone else. Thanks for the pod fellas

[@zakshiba1888]

also as a Giants fan i’ll always think of 2021 Darin Ruf when one hit wonders come up even though he had some other passable partial seasons

[@RyanDroege-uj2pq]

Aristides Aquino had fun run for 56 games in 2019. It was a fund ride while it lasted.

[@SSman560]

Bo hart is my homer one hit wonder. Looking back at that baseball reference page the stats aren't as impressive as it was at the time but he was a spark plug

[@davidswartzlander7507]

Joe Charbonneau 1:08:39