It’s wild how the Dallas media seems so ok with relatives of athletes being “experts”…even when admitting their biases on air

May 5, 1986 | Braves at Reds “A two-run homer for Bob Horner in the top of the eleventh inning! His fourth home run of the year! No question about that one!” - Bob Neal

May 8, 1986 | Braves at Reds “Back-to-back home runs! The Braves’ record [22-6] when Murphy and Horner homer is incredible!” - Ernie Johnson, Sr.

May 14, 1988 | Braves at Cardinals Promo “Atlanta collides with the fast and powerful Cardinals in their first series in the ‘88 season!”

Boom goes the dynamite.

No one has congratulated themselves more for purchasing a professional sports team than Jerry Jones.

June 25, 1986 | Braves at Dodgers “Horner has just doubled in two, making it three to nothing!” - Ernie Johnson, Sr.

1979 MLB All Star Game Ballot We deserve this level of awesome

July 6, 1986 | Expos at Braves “He did it! He did it! Bob Horner has become the eleventh player in baseball history to hit four homers in one game!” - Pete Van Wieren

That's awesome!

Happy birthday (68) Bob Horner. He hit 218 career HR with 4 coming in one game (7/6/86). He won the 1978 NL ROY. Bob went straight from college to MLB after a stellar college career. He was in 1st class of college baseball HOF. Here is a complete run of his Topps base cards.

Happy Birthday to one of my favorite players growing up, Braves and Cardinals 3B, Bob Horner. Bob was a 1x All Star and NL ROY in 1978. He finished hitting .277 with 218 HR. Bob was born 1957 in Junction City, KS. #BravesCountry #Braves #ForTheLou #baseballcards

A #HappyBirthday to retired third baseman/first baseman Bob Horner (68). #Braves #YakultSwallows #STLCards 1978 NL Rookie of the Year/Golden Spikes Award winner 1982 All-Star

Bob Horner, Pete Rose and Dale Murphy.

August 18, 1985 | Braves at Padres Doubleheader Promo “America’s Team - the Atlanta Braves face the San Diego Padres live and in stereo!”

Whelp, I guess I’m a Bengals fan…who dey!

I can spot those blonde locks from a mile away

Look who's up next.

The early morning gas station hot dog is not a food item I've ever considered

September 24, 1985 | Braves at Reds “A long two-run homer for Bob Horner, his 27th of the year! RBIs number 87 and 88 and the Braves are back to within two.” - Pete Van Wieren