Brad Rowland and Scott Coleman co-host Episode 51 of the Hammer Territory podcast. Topics include a rough Wednesday for the Atlanta Braves, the meager performance of the Atlanta's fifth (and sixth) starters, and much more.

Shawn Coleman and Stephen Tolbert highlight the headlines for the Braves over the past few days and look at another double header on Wednesday. Plus, Stephen and Shawn dive into many factors that could play a part in how short or long term the Braves focus at the trade deadline will be.

Brad Rowland and Scott Coleman co-host Episode 49 of the Hammer Territory podcast. Topics include a bleak weekend for the Atlanta Braves, injuries to Max Fried and Ozzie Albies, the pending debut of Nacho Alvarez, and much more.

Shawn Coleman and Stephen Toblert look at how the Braves can start the second half of the season successfully against the Cardinals. Plus, how the offense can sustain better production, managing the starting staff, and a quick look at the 2025 schedule.

In a bonus episode, Atlanta Braves star Chris Sale joined Foul Territory for a fun interview during All-Star festivities in Texas.

Brad Rowland and Scott Coleman co-host Episode 47 of the Hammer Territory podcast. The show focuses heavily on the 2024 MLB Trade Deadline, with the Atlanta Braves potentially exploring avenues to improve the outfield, the shortstop position, overall depth, and pitching.

Stephen Tolbert, Shawn Coleman, and Scott Coleman have a detailed discussion about all the factors the Braves should focus on to improve their outfield at the MLB trade deadline. Perspectives include what offensive traits matter most, how much of a prospect price should be paid, should it be a cost controlled option or rental, and much more. Plus, a few specific names that check more boxes than most as the prime targets for Atlanta.

Episode 45 of the Hammer Territory podcast breaks down the final series of the "first half" for the Atlanta Braves, the team's Day 1 draft picks, Matt Olson's struggles, the upcoming All-Star break, and much more.