Braves Head in with The Fastest Man in Ribbons.

At the last practice of the season for the Braves prior to Opening Day, I enjoyed a part of coaching that makes all the angry parents and bad calls throughout the season well worth it . Javier Solorio is a rookie 12 year old with the Braves. As the team came together almost a month ago, Javy looked to have plenty of athleticism but seemed a little too timid both at the plate and in the outfield. One place he's never been timid has been on the base paths, consistently smoking every player, on what many consider the fastest team in the league. I am proud to report that a few coaches work and a players commitment to listening and learning has paid off with Solorio making quality contact at the plate and developing into a very comfortable outfielder as well. And if he hits the ball on the ground to anyone, you better hurry cuz, meep... meep..... and he's past first base.

THE REPORTS PREDICTION FOR THE BRAVES: (9-3) 1STPLACE TOP SEED GOING INTO TOURNEY FOR TOC BID.
YES IT SOUNDS BIASED, YES IT SOUNDS AS IF THE PLAYER IS GETTING TOSTRONG A RELATIONSHIP WITH THE REPORTER. BUT IT IS MY PROFFESIONAL OPINION THAT OVERALL,1 THRU 12 THE BRAVES HOLD UP A LITTLE BETTER THAN THE OTHER TWO. THE KEY FOR THE BRAVES IS CONFIDENCE AT THE PLATE. THEY GET THE LUXURY OF FACING THE THREE HARDEST PITCHERS THIS SEASON IF SOME 7 OF TWELVE GAMES.