To watch Lucy Heald navigate a tennis court in her wheelchair is certainly an amazing experience, especially because the smile never leaves her face.

I am not ready to write that these Braves are not good yet. Because they are.

Part of me wanted to keep going. Part of me said: "What the heck are you trying to prove? Stop and take a break, you dummy!"

I need some help here, because I pray the Braves are not going to waste the unlimited potential of the best young player this franchise has produced since some skinny kid with quick wrists named Henry was moved from second base to the outfield.

On March 13th, the University of Hartford reached the high point of its 36-year history as a Division I basketball program when it earned its first-ever NCAA Tournament bid by capturing the America East Conference tourney title.

OK, among the oft-discussed matters around these parts, there are a few.

So much for fairytales.

Should the SEC rethink its position when so many other leagues have caved to the NCAA rule and allowed in-league transfers to play without sitting out a year?

A coworker and I were supposed to briefly meet at the newspaper's offices this weekend about a work-related issue. On Friday afternoon, he called me to say we'd have to reschedule.

OK, let's handle our BID-ness.

This Hawks team is the best the franchise has offered since the Budenholzer bunch won 60 a handful or so years ago. And more than that, they are fun to watch.

I wanted to go back to the old days. I was driving down a back road in Virginia, tired and footsore and feeling sorry for myself.

Ladies and gentleman, let's enjoy the early marvels of the exploits of Huascar Ynoa, who has stepped into the massive void atop the Atlanta rotation and is swatting big flies.

For the vast, vast majority of its existence, the corrugated steel storage building behind the Chattanooga Christian School tennis courts has housed the Chargers' tennis equipment. Nothing more, nothing less.

The Lookouts return to the field tonight and fans can return to the stands. (Tonight is sold out, although the weather is not looking promising. Figures.)

Let's be clear. Nothing's official. Former McCallie School football star Jay Hardy is in the transfer portal after a freshman season spent at Auburn. He could land anywhere, maybe even the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga.

Did you see that every SEC team had at least one player picked? The SEC had the most players drafted (65) for the 15th straight year.

Finally. An expert to weigh in on the transgender sports debate.

Ever read the First Amendment? Takes about five seconds.

Until they get an ace, the Braves can and likely will be good and potentially very good. But it's hard to see them ever being champs without one.

Got a prediction for the draft tonight?

It's 6 a.m. and I am prying myself into an airplane seat somewhere in Illinois. I think there is no way the airline could have downsized these seats since I was here about a week ago, but it is a tight fit.

Merry Draft eve everyone. What did your team put on its wish list?