Braves Relying on Makeshift Rotation
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Though it little resembles their blueprint for opening day, the Braves’ patchwork rotation has been one of their strengths in the 2008 season. What was supposed to be a veteran-heavy cadre of starters has instead turned into Tim Hudson, Tom Glavine, and three relatively unknown quantities: Jorge Campillo, Jo-Jo Reyes, and Jair Jurrjens. With John Smoltz out for the season, their contributions will become even more important going forward.
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