In concordance with what I told "greenday101" (I originally was going to write you first, anyway), the 3:35 mark of this video is where this game really got intense. I attended it, myself (Monday, June 18, 2007, Atlanta, GA); it was the first of three games between the Braves and Red Sox in Atlanta.
I don't recall the score at the time of this at-bat, but I do remember Bobby Cox leaving Chuck James in to hit for himself, since he wanted to evaluate the inconsistent James a little more. --->
I loved being in an atmosphere where there were many road fans as well. (The Braves and Red Sox have a rivalry, but it's good-natured; the Braves used to play in Boston, and most Red Sox fans like us as their second-favorite team).
Usually, when the P.A. announcer refers to the other team, the crowd boos or really doesn't do anything; on this night, thousands popped heavily. When the game began, they broke out their, "LET'S go, RED Sox!" chant, and things got very loud.
The Braves would go on to win this game, 9-4, but lose the next two, 4-0, and 11-0, respectively.
Late in this particular game, Scott Thorman on Atlanta homered, and I personally felt that Atlanta's offense wasn't as good as advertised--at the moment. I had a feeling that the offensive play was up for a temporary drop, as in a cake settling. I was right; they only scored one run in their next five games. (After Boston, Detroit swept them. HORRIBLE execution.)
Good Game, especially since we won, F The Red Sucks! last 2 didn't turn out too good for us. Word of advice for going to another Braves-Red Sox Game in Atlanta, get there early early early!
Too bad nothing really happened in the video clip during the game. You made me wish I was there though. I've never been to Turner Field. It looks awesome!! GO BRAVES!!!
I was at that game, myself, sitting in section 407 (between home plate and first base...closer to home). At the 3:35 mark, Curt Schilling goes to 3-1 on Kelly Johnson, with the bases loaded and two outs. This section got into it, but they REALLY got into it in my section, as thousands of Braves fans and thousands of Red Sox fans cheered for a grand slam and an out, respectively. I also love the music that chimes in at 3:42, which really enhanced the drama of the moment.
I don't wanna relive the feeling of the traffic. You make me smile seeing you on here. You're a awesome friend. I hope you had a ot of fun!! Wish I could have went with you. And HOLY CRAP TONS OF PEOPLE!! WOW!!
go braves
TheBravesFan4 2 years ago
GO BRAVES!!!
Ballplayer300th 2 years ago 3
Dang it. I miss the days of a packed Turner Field!
ryanstinkinjackson 2 years ago
Go BRAVES!
braves251 3 years ago 3
Lots of traffic in the A. Still love my city though.
Brian3219 3 years ago
You handled that traffic like a champ. Very peaceful driver.. The world needs more of this. Turner Field looks awesome.
beauchristopher 4 years ago 2
INTERESTING BUT NOTHING HAPPENED
WRWidg2003 4 years ago
In concordance with what I told "greenday101" (I originally was going to write you first, anyway), the 3:35 mark of this video is where this game really got intense. I attended it, myself (Monday, June 18, 2007, Atlanta, GA); it was the first of three games between the Braves and Red Sox in Atlanta.
I don't recall the score at the time of this at-bat, but I do remember Bobby Cox leaving Chuck James in to hit for himself, since he wanted to evaluate the inconsistent James a little more. --->
objectivethirdparty 3 years ago
I loved being in an atmosphere where there were many road fans as well. (The Braves and Red Sox have a rivalry, but it's good-natured; the Braves used to play in Boston, and most Red Sox fans like us as their second-favorite team).
Usually, when the P.A. announcer refers to the other team, the crowd boos or really doesn't do anything; on this night, thousands popped heavily. When the game began, they broke out their, "LET'S go, RED Sox!" chant, and things got very loud.
More on this game >
objectivethirdparty 3 years ago
The Braves would go on to win this game, 9-4, but lose the next two, 4-0, and 11-0, respectively.
Late in this particular game, Scott Thorman on Atlanta homered, and I personally felt that Atlanta's offense wasn't as good as advertised--at the moment. I had a feeling that the offensive play was up for a temporary drop, as in a cake settling. I was right; they only scored one run in their next five games. (After Boston, Detroit swept them. HORRIBLE execution.)
Atlanta will win it all in '08
objectivethirdparty 3 years ago
You are too funny!
equus17 4 years ago
GO JAYS GO
killershot666 4 years ago
Good Game, especially since we won, F The Red Sucks! last 2 didn't turn out too good for us. Word of advice for going to another Braves-Red Sox Game in Atlanta, get there early early early!
Creepingdeathx81 4 years ago 2
Too bad nothing really happened in the video clip during the game. You made me wish I was there though. I've never been to Turner Field. It looks awesome!! GO BRAVES!!!
GreenDay1981 4 years ago
I was at that game, myself, sitting in section 407 (between home plate and first base...closer to home). At the 3:35 mark, Curt Schilling goes to 3-1 on Kelly Johnson, with the bases loaded and two outs. This section got into it, but they REALLY got into it in my section, as thousands of Braves fans and thousands of Red Sox fans cheered for a grand slam and an out, respectively. I also love the music that chimes in at 3:42, which really enhanced the drama of the moment.
objectivethirdparty 3 years ago
I don't wanna relive the feeling of the traffic. You make me smile seeing you on here. You're a awesome friend. I hope you had a ot of fun!! Wish I could have went with you. And HOLY CRAP TONS OF PEOPLE!! WOW!!
LadyTabz 4 years ago