Tomahawk Chops: Daily Atlanta Braves News Clippings For Saturday, September 10th

Your one-page daily morning overview of Atlanta Braves news:

Braves quotes after Friday loss to Cardinals | Atlanta Braves
Fredi Gonzalez, did Kimbrel look any different to you tonight? "No, not at all. You just can’t put people on base for the big boy to come up. You know what, it happens. It happens to everybody. He’s been really good. Get him back on track and get him back out there as soon as you can."

Fredi keeps Chipper in No. 2 spot in order | braves.com: News
Manager Fredi Gonzalez said he had been thinking about moving his six-time All-Star up in the order for quite some time. He finally pulled the trigger on Thursday. "Every once in a while, I would mention it to him," Gonzalez said. "It was just a matter of getting some of the high percentage on-base guys up there [in the order]."

Teheran receives accolades following first win | braves.com: News
The rookie right-hander was overwhelmed by the amount of text messages and calls waiting for him when he picked up his cell phone late Thursday night following his first Major League victory -- a 5-1 Braves triumph over the Mets in the second game of a doubleheader. "Everybody was watching on their computers back home," Teheran said. "It made me feel good."

Teheran-Delgado decision to come; Hanson progresses | Atlanta Braves
The Braves will wait to decide which rookie, Julio Teheran or Randall Delgado, will stay in the starting rotation after this week. [...] The Braves still hope to have Tommy Hanson (shoulder) or Jair Jurrjens (knee) back to make a start before the regular season ends Sept. 28, so one of them can be ready for a spot in the possible postseason rotation.

Braves rave about Wilson play; Gonzo not benched | Atlanta Braves
Gonzalez said, "O’Flaherty reacted like, OK, he kept it in the infield to get another shot to get another out. And it was like, wait a second, we got an out at first. Everybody was like, what just happened? Everybody thought [the best he could do] was keep the ball in the infield and we’d end up with bases loaded, two outs."