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Griffey Apologizes For Throat Slash

While I'm still getting used to seeing Ken Griffey Jr. in a Chicago White Sox jersey (the jersey looks good, though the number 17 just seems awkward), Junior is probably still adjusting to life inside the circus atmosphere of the White Sox clubhouse. Still, that doesn't mean he's completely forgotten about where he's...

Griffey - Brantley II: Return of the Throat Slash

I don't know that there was ever an initial feud between Ken Griffey, Jr., and Jeff Brantley, but it just seems like a sequel kind of Monday here, so I'm rolling with it. And apparently, Brantley doesn't think there was an initial feud either, as he is denying the comments that led to Griffey making the dreaded throat...

Reds Radio Booth Continues Making Friends

Monday marked the first time that the Chicago Cubs and Cincinnati Reds met since Reds radio announcer Marty Brennaman called Cubs fans "the most obnoxious in baseball" after they threw a bunch of baseballs on the field. Marty then followed that comment up by calling Cubs fans "brain dead" a few days later.Needless to say,...

Edwin Encarnacion Disagrees With Jeff Brantley Re: His Clutchabilityness

It's amazing how much material/news a ridiculously stubborn manager (played by Dusty Baker) forcing a player who has never laid down a sac bunt in his entire career (starring Edwin Encarnacion), only to have said player smash a two strike pitch over left field for a walk off homer will generate. But ... there's more! Jeff...

Adam Dunn Is Still a Red ... for Now

Despite rampant rumors that Adam Dunn might be traded, the clock struck 4pm EST yesterday, signaling the deadline for baseball's non-waiver trade deadline and he was still a member of the Cincinnati Reds. But from the sound of things, he still thinks there's a chance he might he might be dealt, which at the very least...

Background on Jeff Brantley

Jeffrey Hoke (Jeff) Brantley, (born September 5, 1963 in Florence, Alabama), is a former relief pitcher and current Major League Baseball broadcaster.

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