Fellow Braves Fans...

I’m From Manhattan NY

I live in the northeast corner of NC, just south of Norfolk,VA.

Lets go wildcats!

about 30 minutes south of Atlanta.

Also, I see you are a Fins fan. I am to. I’m going to the Fins-Falcons game this September.

Go Thrashers! ASG rocks!

I live in Atlanta, and I go to upwards of 40+ Braves home games plus a few on the road games a year.

Hour and a half east of Atlanta, out in the country, usually go to 10+ games a year,.

I live in Tennessee, about 3 hours from Turner Field. I try to make it down for maybe 5 or 6 games each season.

NC here. Braves fan since 1984.

No major league team close to me so to see a game I have to travel. I’ve made the trip to the Ted about 10 times or so since living in NC, and never got to see a game in FCS.

I’ve lived all over and most of my Braves games have been seen while living in Houston. I never missed seeing the games when they came to play the Astros and I always showed up in full Braves attire and screamed and cheered for them (who usually won to the shaggrin of the locals who gave me dirty looks). The new stadium is nice, but my favorite games were while they were still in the Astrodome. The crack of the bat sounded awesome in there.

I won’t likely make it back to the Ted this year, but enjoying the games with the other fans who do here on TC helps a lot. Oh, and the PTV feed and FSS in HD on my cable system this year is beyond cool.

Since the mid to late eighties, which was when I became old enough to understand what those moving things on the TV are. I was a product of the TBS Braves Baseball generation.

But I like your name, dolphinsinbuffalo. Me and a couple of my buddies fly up to Buffallo every year (except last years BS canada game) to see the Dolphins -Bills game. Every year I wear my dolphins jersey, and it is an absolute shock I have not been shanked at the stadium yet, even though I nearly get into an altercation every year. I guess my point is you must be one of the other 2 people in the whole stadium supporting the Phins.

does anyone that likes the Braves live in Atlanta?

I keed I keed

I grew up in Indiana being a Braves fan…since ‘91! I gravitated toward David Justice cause he had a flair about him that I really liked. That’s why I like Yunel too, they both have passion for the game and really show it. Oh, and I loved watching Smoltz pitch. God bless TBS back then or I’d probably be a Cubs fan.

Now I live in Chamblee, GA, and I got to watch Hanson’s rookie debut. Pure awesomeness. I also was there for Medlen’s debut.

Buffalo, also. Grew up in Lancaster/Depew area. Living in Alpharetta these days. Buffalo’s too gloomy and depressing but I will live and die with North America’s team!!

I live about 1 1/2 hours north of Atlanta for the summer, and I’m in Athens, Ga going to school the rest of the year. I’m a baby Braves fan. I used to not be able to watch baseball. I thought it was too boring. But then I saw the error of my ways. I’ve been a “fan” since birth, but a follower since 2006.

Oregon for the next week, we’re moving to Jacksonville Aug 1st. At least we’ll only be 5 hours from Atlanta (or Miami) to catch some games.

Nashville, TN.

I’ve been to the Ted probably a dozen times, and saw a few games at FCS when I was very young. I’m going to see a couple of games in August (SAT games against the Dodgers and Phillies) as a HS graduation present from my Dad who raised me to be a Braves fan.

I have infinite respect for a man who retained his Braves fanhood through the ’70’s.

Tuscaloosa, Alabama.

Born in 84’ I have been a Braves fan since I can remember. My dad is from NC so I grew up watching the Braves all the time.

I look forward to the series at San Diego and LA every year so I can go and watch the Braves. I will one day attend a home game at Turner Field..one day..

I hail from Athens, Georgia, but I’ve also spent significant portions of my life in Greenville, South Carolina and Macon, Georgia, both of which were minor league affilitates of the Braves when I lived there, so I pretty much lucked out! I really became a fan back in ‘90 or ’91, when I went with my mom to the Greenville Braves stadium to pick up my free gifts for joining the Braves “kids club.” They were supposed to give every kid a baseball, but as luck would have it, they had run out when I got there. I was very upset, but the nice lady gave me a signed baseball by the entire team. I’ve loved the Braves ever since.

Born: Northwest Alabama
Raised Northeast of Nashville TN, (Gallatin 30miles)
Present Home: Charleston South Clackalackie (SC)
Present Location: some where in Iraq
Braves Fan since 67 I was Reared near Nashville Tn whose clearchannel radio station, WSM, carried the games (except when the Grand ol Opry was on) So whenever we were traveling on a Sunday afternoon we always listened to a game. Also, during my Navy career saw the Braves play many times in California (SD, LA, SF) at least always wore my hat but to say the least never got into a fight, about did though. One night in Candlestick some guys from the ship went with me…and one was a Mets fan and he almost got us thrown out of the park…I think it was too cold and his big mouth was supplying a little hot air! LOL Saw Dale Murphy that night hit a Homerun to deep right center that took less than three minutes to get out of the park or at least disapear into the fog.

I lived in Atlanta from 94-03 and moved to Ireland, but still as dedicated to the Braves as ever. I stay up to 3AM most nights to watch them play, well during the summer.

Hometown: Fairmont, NC
Stationed at: Fort Jackson/Columbia, SC

Since you are on active duty…(I’m retired) Thank you more for your service. My Misses and I travel to and through Columbia quite a bit, She usually is with me except if I come up to see a ballgame (usually to see Vanderbilt play either football or Basketball) at USC…we’ll have to catch up with ya and buy you a beer to say thanx!
Go Braves!

this was supposed to follow Mad_Dog_’s entry but I guess I am on tap for a beer for any active service member who is a Talking Chop blogger?

One nice thing about living here is that I get to see the MBraves about 10 times a year because they’re in the Southern League with the Birmingham Barons. Plus, Rickwood Field (the nation’s oldest professional park) is a great baseball destination for any fan. They’re supposedly about to build a museum attached to it soon.

I was born in NYC, but moved to Buffalo for a while, have found myself in Rochester and Orangeburg NY, Montreal, and St. Louis before coming to NJ. When living in STL, my little siblings got hooked on the Cards, but I stayed with the Braves. Became a Braves fan in ‘95 when they won the WS (no i’m not fairweather- I was like 2 or 3) and have stayed loyal ever since.

northeast side, about 20 minutes from the Ted. I go to 30-40 home games a season. Would love to take in some away games and spring training someday, though. One of my best friends just moved (back) here from Rochester.