Jon Chuckery

Chris kicks off the hour reiterating that he believes that this current Braves’ roster is one that fans will be able to enjoy for quite a while as they are as good of a Braves’ team that we’ve seen and has the ability to go down in history as one of the best in franchise history, however they have to “finish the drill” and win the World Series.

Chris kicks off the hour with the latest Atlanta Falcons news and headlines and shares his thoughts on some national media giving Arthur Smith the credit he deserves in regards to be one of the top half best coaches in the NFL

Chris is joined by Brad Rowland to talk Atlanta Hawks, including life after John Collins: On how the Hawks make up the difference in the absence of John Collin On the Hawks trade and what they’re getting in Washington and Garuba On both of them being on the roster come season’s start On how Garuba fits in the Hawks center rotation On if this Hawks roster is better or worse than when the season end...

Chris Goforth is joined by ESPN's Michael Rothstein as they discuss the Atlanta Falcons: On being in a hot dog eating contest On nothing that says Ridder is definitely the guy but there’s a lot to like On most questions surrounding the defense and what it will look like On playoffs being a realistic expectation for the Falcons On if the WR room is enough for the Falcons On the left guard position...

In for Jon Chuckery, Chris Goforth kicks off the hour sharing his thoughts on the performance of the Atlanta Braves and says that fans should enjoy the ride as this may be one of Atlanta's most historic seasons

Jon Chuckery reacts to a recent interview Atlanta Falcons' reporter Tori McElhaney had with Atlanta Falcons Assistant Head Coach/Defense Jerry Gray in regards to helping Jeff Okudah returning to his high level of performance

Jon Chuckery takes some time to discuss the performance of the Braves as they take on the Marlins and specifically Matt Olson, who JC believes is on pace to break the team’s single season homerun record.

Jon Chuckery kicks off the hour talking about old school Atlanta places he used to hang out at

Jon Chuckery kicks off the hour with the latest Atlanta Falcons news and headlines

Jon Chuckery is joined by Justin Toscano to discuss the Atlanta Braves and the play of Orland Arcia: On the surprise of Orlando Arcia making the All-Star team On what’s the read on Arcia for his motivation in playing so well On if the Braves should keep Soroka up regardless On Sean Murphy being a top five MVP candidate On the Braves line also producing

Jon Chuckery kicks off the hour re-emphasizing his thoughts on whay the Braves should keep Michael Soroka up as he gets the start tonight against the Marlins. JC states that he believes the best thing for Soroka is to let him “figure it out” with the Braves and if they feel he needs to go back down, then just put him on the IL.

Jon Chuckery was joined by Ben Ladner of Fansided and asked him about him thoughts on the Nick Ressler, son or Hawks owner Tony Ressler, being elevated to the role of Principal Advisor to the Governor

Jon Chuckery and Bob Nightengale discuss how Atlanta Braves' shortstop Orlando Arcia deserved to be selected as an All-Star starter

JC shares his thoughts on why he believes that should Michael Soroka return to the Braves in their Marlins series, that the team should keep him up regardless of how well he performs. JC adds that the best thing to do is to let him sort things out and that there’s really nothing he can learn in Gwinnett at this point

JC shares his thoughts on why he believes that Ozzie Albies, Bryce Elder, Matt Olson and Spencer Strider will also be named to the NL all-Star team in addition to Acuna, Murphy and Arcia.

Jon Chuckery is joined by Ben Ladner of Fansided to discuss the Atlanta Hawks and the NBA free agency: On thoughts of the Nick Ressler promotion meaning louder voice in the room On if Landry Fields being the driver of conversations On the Collins trade being more about his salary and flexibility On the potential of the Hawks moving on from another key player On if James Hardin is still worth his s...

Jon Chuckery is joined by USA Today's Bob Nightengale to talk the latest Braves and MLB headlines: On The Orlando Arcia being a surprise get to make the MLB All-Star Game On Arcia showing that he deserved to get the Braves spot On Sean Murphy’s production being so good for the Braves On Elder and Strider’s potential to get All-Star nods on Murphy and Olson being in the MVP conversation as well On...

Jon Chuckery kicks off the hour with the latest news and headlines on the Atlanta Falcons

Jon Chuckery opens up the show with a brief preview of the Braves, Marlins series set to begin on Friday and states that he believes that Michael Soroka may be getting the start. JC adds that if the Braves bring Soroka up, that they need to leave him up and let him “work his way through” and is a better option versus the bull pen game.

Jon Chuckery shares his thoughts on why the month of July could be good for the Braves and give them a chance to take full control of the National League East

Jon Chuckery kicks off the hour sharing his thoughts on why he does not want to pay to see the new Indiana Jones movie

JC opens up the phone lines and he and the listeners share their thoughts on where Arthur Smith ranks among NFL coaches.

Jon Chuckery kicks off the hour reacting to grades that the Atlanta Falcons received from fans in Falcons Wire

Jon Chuckery is joined by Atlanta Falcons lead report for the AJC, D. Orlando Ledbetter to discuss the Atlanta Falcons: On staying out of trouble until camp begins On the front office moves/promotions the Falcons made recently On where Arthur Smith ranks among NFL coaches On the Falcons needing to beat the teams they’re supposed to beat On what set goals/benchmarks the Falcons may have set for the...

Jon Chuckery kicks off the hour with a brief recap of the Braves sweep of the Twins as they picked up a win on Wednesday to improve to 20-4 for the month of June and JC reemphasizes his point that the Braves would be able to create some distance between themselves and the rest of the division, which they have done.