Chipper Jones saved the day. The Braves chances looked slim. Time was running out. And Chipper refused to lose. Clutch hitting there. That's why dude gets the big bucks, because he delivers with the game hanging in the balance. He outsmarts them. And he executes the plan. Thinks it, and then does it. I tip my cap to you, Chipper Jones.
    Got ahead in the count and looked for the change-up. Chipper knew that Grabow wasn't going to challenge him, behind in the count. And that's exactly what happened. A lot of guys can guess pitches right. But few can hit them out of the park. Chipper is blessed, with his baseball mind and his ability to swing the bat, from both sides of the plate. 
    Billy Wagner has made a great first impression. He's rocked the house twice in two games. Man, he attacks the batter. Comes right at them. The heat comes up there at 97. And his motion sort of hides the ball from the batter for a split second. It's tough to pick up and then, it just explodes. Start trying to sit on the fastball, and he breaks off that devestating slider. It dives in on RH's and falls away from LH's. Filthy. Nasty. And now, Billy Wagner is on our side. And the fans are loving this.