Top to bottom the Braves are one of the best ran organizations in all of sports. Never surprised to see former players who come through and then leave always find their way back in some capacity after baseball.
@@1stGeorgiaGirl you can tell this team is run well by the fact that they won last year and won the division this season despite having such a rough start to the season
I'm from El Paso, TX the heart of a Spanish/English language community. If the braves need a translator I'm the man. I will just need an autograph from Chipper Jones as payment to start. Lol 😁😁😁. Muchas gracias y pasen buen día.
@@axelbroome1860 yeah exactly. there's a difference between guys like Andruw growing up in the Dutch ABC Islands vs. Latino players coming into the U.S. Still a rough transition either way though
I’m a professional interpreter. The Braves are doing the lazy solution. They should have hired a FT professional interpreter and a cultural coach to help these young men adapt to a different country and culture. I’m glad Tita has training to do this, but her son doesn’t.
Well Pache is doing a great job filling in for Adam Duvall in the playoffs after his side strain. The Braves organisation is providing solid support teaching English to the young Spanish speaking players.
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Braves are a class organization.
Not only does this organization provide a translator, they also provide a teacher. This is awesome.
I really love how diverse this team is. These players fit in so well together because they feel right at home. Go Braves!
The Braves organization has always been top class
Braves prepares the Latino's not just for playing excellent Baseball but they prepare them for life .
big respect to them for doing this. a lot of teams didn't do this 20-30 years ago. hell, i don't know how many do this even today
Top to bottom the Braves are one of the best ran organizations in all of sports. Never surprised to see former players who come through and then leave always find their way back in some capacity after baseball.
As a long time Braves fan, going way back to the "Hammerin Hank" days, I am so proud of this team.
@@1stGeorgiaGirl you can tell this team is run well by the fact that they won last year and won the division this season despite having such a rough start to the season
The Braves are an amazing organization. Blue Jays fan here! 🙏🏽
I'm from El Paso, TX the heart of a Spanish/English language community. If the braves need a translator I'm the man. I will just need an autograph from Chipper Jones as payment to start. Lol 😁😁😁. Muchas gracias y pasen buen día.
this is probably why andruw jones is pretty good at english now
Jones is from Curacao like Albies, so he grew up learning English in School and speaks 3 languages(English, Spanish, Dutch) fluently
@@axelbroome1860 yeah exactly. there's a difference between guys like Andruw growing up in the Dutch ABC Islands vs. Latino players coming into the U.S. Still a rough transition either way though
WOW this is really good!
This is beautiful... I love my Braves
Great segment!
I just LOVE this!
Proud of my city
Crazy they got cousin greg to help with english
How do I get this job the Braves are my favorite team.
Bro I didn’t know Ozzie could actually speak pretty good English!
Who the hell disliked this?
I’m a professional interpreter. The Braves are doing the lazy solution. They should have hired a FT professional interpreter and a cultural coach to help these young men adapt to a different country and culture. I’m glad Tita has training to do this, but her son doesn’t.
Let’s just bring Pache up
Dylan Gates yea I’m tired of waiting honestly
I can't wait for him and Drew Waters to come up. Both of them plus Acuna in the OF will equal years of playoff baseball.
Well Pache is doing a great job filling in for Adam Duvall in the playoffs after his side strain. The Braves organisation is providing solid support teaching English to the young Spanish speaking players.
Me gusta espanol
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