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Atlanta Journalist. Mercenary/Author/Publisher "How The SEC Became Goliath" "4th and Goal Every Day". My newsletter (www.geezerjocknews.com)
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Secondary pitch? Braves closer Raisel Iglesias has four of them Original

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By Ray Glier
| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified
Throughout the 2024 season, the Braves’ Raisel Iglesias has been a departure from all we think we know about closers. He is not the usual ninth-inning intimidator flaunting a hairy-chested pitch, and declaring, “Here is my best, good luck.” Instead, Iglesias has been putting hitters in a mixer and getting them out with four pitches, not the usual two you expect from a ninth-inning hurler.
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How the Mason-Dixon Line Divided the North and the South

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By Ray Glier, Talon Homer Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Ask a Southerner where the South begins and you might get answers like "where one-syllable words become two or three" or "where the most honored food are grits and gravy." By those measures, the South should theoretically begin in Richmond, Virginia, or Lexington, Kentucky, or even Wheeling, West Virginia. But the Mason-Dixon Line, which has been regarded for 200 years as the boundary line between the North and South in the United States, turns that conventional sociological thinking upside down.
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The Bionic Man Reinvents Himself. Again.

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By Ray Glier, Geezer Jock
| geezerjocknews.com
June 24, 2023 4 min read Photo:Jerry Cahill with one of his vaulters, Julian Lynch. *Jerry is a triple-organ recipient. He honors donors with supreme effort. *Doctors told his parents he wouldn't live past 18. He turns 67 Tuesday. *He is a spokesperson for The Boomer Esiason Foundation. By Ray Glier He was just 10 years old and Jerry Cahill’s trajectory was not up, like most of the other kids in his Brooklyn neighborhood. It was down. Almost straight down.
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