There's a report on ESPN.com that the Braves and Chipper met to discuss his future. He has admitted that retirement has been on his mind for the last few years. Insuries started nagging at him in 2004 and he's hitting below .230 this year. I have to admit that it's painful to watch him at the plate these days. I would rather he do what Ken Griffey Jr. did and retire now, rather than see him continue to struggle. He has nothing left to prove.

As an Atlantan, I could care less whether he stays or goes. He's a real schmuck!

I guess it was his way of blaming lack of run support for his 0-9 record. Why is he still a Brave? OSP could pitch as well. lmao  I would hope his days as a Brave are numbered, and I hope that number is a small one.lol

but since Cabrera is giving them nothing, they would have been better off keeping Vasquez and getting rid of Kawakami. Vasquez has a high ERA, but he's won 6 games. I know, hindsight is always 20-20, but at my age, that's about all I have.