Demetrius Bell is a writer and contributor for SB Nation, with a focus on sports and video games. His work has also appeared in the Atlanta Convention & Visitors Bureau. Demetrius covers a range of topics, including game analysis, team reviews, and player profiles.
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Demetrius Bell's coverage focuses almost exclusively on baseball, particularly the MLB Playoffs and World Series, with an emphasis on game analysis and player/team performance. Given this focus, Demetrius would likely be receptive to sources who can provide expert insights or exclusive scoops related to ongoing games or developments within Major League Baseball.
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Maybe they’ll figure him out next year?
By: Demetrius Bell
The Atlanta Braves are now on an off-day with a weekend wraparound four-game series against the Dodgers looming right in front of them. It sure would’ve been nice to head into that series with at least a pair of wins under their belt and a Wild Card spot in their possession. Instead, the Braves are once again currently on the outside looking in after sandwiching a dominant performance with two incredibly disappointing performances at the plate.
Congratulations! Welcome back to whatever’s going on around here!
By: Demetrius Bell
If the Braves are going to get back on the Postseason track, they’ll have to do it Shohei Ohtani and the rest of this star-studded squad.
Both teams will be sending a rookie to the mound to start tonight’s game. Let’s hope that our rookie is better than theirs tonight!
He went eight years between wins!
By: Demetrius Bell
Just over 50 years ago, Dusty had Braves fans on their feet.
By: Demetrius Bell
The Atlanta Braves may have flamed out in astonishing fashion to end last night’s game against the Dodgers but fret not, Braves fans — it wasn’t all bad news in the Wild Card race as far as yesterday is concerned. Sure, the Braves did lose and there were two other results that didn’t go Atlanta’s way but one other team suffered the same plight as the Braves did on yesterday. Let’s go ahead and talk about it.
By: Demetrius Bell
First off, I’d like to thank everybody who asked questions and sent them in. It really means a lot that y’all continue to come to the website and that you stay engaged with this place, at that. It’s something I don’t take for granted at all and also it’s fun for me since these were really good questions and I could honestly yap about the Braves all day. If you don’t see your question answered here, don’t worry — I might get to it in the future, so keep an eye out for that (or you can just ask again the next time we do one of these. It’s your choice!). So let’s not waste any more time and hop right into it.
Braves fans aren’t exactly enthusiastic about their team’s chances of playing October baseball.
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