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Josh Brown

(your/mom)
Cedartown, Georgia
As seen in: Apple Podcasts, Phys.org, FOX Sports, Georgia Tech, Business 2 Community, Washington Examiner, Education Week, S&P Global, The Virginian-Pilot, EDN: Voice of the Engineer and
Covers:  baseball, politics, manly things
Doesn't Cover: New York Mets
Bluegrass/radio feller | Believer | Speaker | Been quote-tweeted by Bill Dance and The Oakridge Boys | Followed by @biscuitsalad

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Josh Brown’s Biography

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Josh Brown hosts a podcast called Baseballogy which is the meta-story arch of humanity expressed through modern baseball analytics juxtaposed with Bobby Cox wisdom. Through the years he's been a baseball writer, sometimes baseball blogger, has been on the radio, and has become well connected in the dark web of sports media. He's also a relatively new believer after a failed career as an atheist.

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The Hall of Fame Case for Atlanta Braves Slugger Fred McGriff | FOX Sports

The Hall of Fame Case for Atlanta Braves Slugger Fred McGriff | FOX Sports

Another year, another chance on the Hall of Fame ballot for one of the best non-nonsense players ever to put …

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Matt Kemp - the best power-hitting outfielder in the NL

Matt Kemp - the best power-hitting outfielder in the NL

Matt Kemp is the best power-hitting outfielder in the National League, yet as a still-new member of the Atlan…

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Atlanta Braves' Nick Markakis is a Better Baseball Player Than Jason Heyward

Atlanta Braves' Nick Markakis is a Better Baseball Player Than Jason Heyward

When it comes to vocalizing my high opinion of Nick Markakis , I'm always met with the exact same knee jerk r…

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JOSH BROWN COLUMN: Markakis vs. Heyward

JOSH BROWN COLUMN: Markakis vs. Heyward

Over the past week I have read countless columns and tweets declaring Nick Markakis as some washed up underpe…

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'Pace of play' changes won't attract new Atlanta Braves fans

'Pace of play' changes won't attract new Atlanta Braves fans

Rob Manfred needs to stop with this madness. There has been a weird obsession about "pace of play" in the gam…

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Bagwell gets in while Atlanta Braves slugger Fred McGriff gets no love | FOX Sports

Bagwell gets in while Atlanta Braves slugger Fred McGriff gets no love | FOX Sports

On Thursday the results were announced of the Baseball Hall of Fame class of 2017 and Jeff Bagwell made the c…

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Articles

America can’t build anything anymore. Congress is finally fixing it

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By Chad Warmington, Gabriela von zur Muehlen, Josh Brown, Kati Capozzi, Luke Bernstein, Randy Zook, Steve Roberts, Steve Stivers, Will Green Verified
| Washington Examiner Verified
This week, Senate leaders released the text of a forthcoming energy permitting reform deal. As leaders representing employers, job creators, and millions of workers across 10 of our nation’s most dynamic energy states, we strongly endorse this deal and believe it could be a generational step forward for our economy, business community, and families in need of relief from high costs across every aspect of their daily lives.
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Diary of an Insurer: Markel’s Josh Brown

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By Josh Brown, Emma Hughes Verified, Scott McGee Verified, Pamela Kokoszka Verified
| Insurance POST Verified
Monday Since the pandemic and move to agile working, Monday mornings have a different feel. Gone is the 6.30am alarm and bleary-eyed commute to the office. Instead, I get up at 7.30am and head out for a 5km run, before having a quick shower and breakfast, so I can begin the working day. First on the priority list is to check on my upcoming renewals.
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Just wear one.

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By Josh Brown
| knockahomanation.com
What if I told you that wearing one small piece of clothing can stop the spread of a deadly disease ravaging the USA and even the world? Would you do it? Would you take a few steps of discomfort in your life to think of others and care for them? Is it slightly annoying? Sure. Let’s be honest, it’s not fashionable, it makes people a bit uncomfortable, and can create some awkwardness in the grocery store, but it saves lives and that’s what matters.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

I coerced the Rome-News Tribune into letting me write opinionated Braves columns.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes. (Were were poor growing up... I was probably the last kid with a typewriter in the 90's.)

How is social media changing news?

Instantaneous. Almost too fast... instead of letting facts marinate, we tweet them immediately. Good but dangerous.