I think I just heard one from Uggla. Not sure. Need confirmation.

I THINK I heard another one from Uggla tonight. I think...

I think I just heard one from Pastornicky. It was either him or Freddie after the play and I just don't think Freddie has it in him.

Not if that group is arguing with hotlanta.

I missed the first inning, but the Arizona announcers were just having fun with McCann after his second AB.

They were talking during his AB about how "McCann was pretty upset after his first inning line drive was caught", and then after he flew out in his second at bat they were saying "look out microphones! cover your ears, folks!". So I think its safe to assume he dropped his patented loud F bomb in the first.

Oh, Mac.

Braves broadcast had the mic on in the dugout, after they scored (maybe after Heyward slid home), and someone said "Are you s***ing me?" when guys were high fiving.

Maybe they didn't worry about because it was a late game.

They should make each player who throws the "f" word out at the plate pay a $1000 dollar fine. Put this money aside and each week have a drawing from the Braves employees, such as janitors, ushers, etc and that employee wins the money for that week. Sure I cuss but for players to do it at the plate with the boom mike just behind them needs to be curtailed. Even women and children are in the stands behind the plate and don't need to hear that. Mac and Dan are the two main offenders.

I disagree for the most part but they should try to curtail it themselves more often.

The power of a curse word doesn't come from the person who says it, it comes from the person who hears it.

Thank god I was taught in SexEd. that if you hear herpes, you should run in the other direction. Whatever you do, don't play dead.

Personal message...teach me how, please. As payment, I'll give you this classic thread...

www.forums.mlb.com/n/pfx/forum.aspx?tsn=1&nav=messages&webtag=ml-braves&tid=150658

Can't these guys say 'OHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH..FUDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDGEEEEEEEEE."

A little cash fine could help them choose another word. It doesn't bother me as I drop it a few dozen times a day but not in front of women and children and on national TV.