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Hammer Territory: an Atlanta Braves show
Hammer Territory: an Atlanta Braves show is a baseball podcast by Foul Territory Network.
Host: Brad Rowland, Scott Coleman, Stephen Tolbert, & Shawn Coleman
Country: United States
Episodes count: 423
Average duration: 39'
Frequency: Weekly
Country: United States
Episodes count: 423
Average duration: 39'
Frequency: Weekly
Episodes
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***** I give this podcast a 5-star rating because Brad Rowland excels at providing information with an appropriate amount of statistical backing while avoiding the overuse of cliches. He injects his opinions with humility and a sense of humor. Although I don’t always agree with Brad, most often I do, and when I don’t I find his presentations reasonable.
I gave this podcast 5 stars because I enjoy Brad that much. I do have criticism for the other members of the team. I value Stephen Colbert’s knowledge and opinion, but he seems to repeat himself saying the same thing several different ways. I think Scott Coleman is predictable for my taste. I feel I know what he is going to say before he says it. Maybe it’s me but Shawn Coleman’s voice reminds me of a used car salesman.