It's one question about the Atlanta Braves' move to Cobb County that everyone keeps asking, but no one has answered: What will happen to Hank Aaron's statue at Turner Field?
Among the askers: ESPN's Dianna Russini, who spoke with Atlanta Journal-Constitution business reporter J. Scott Trubey.
"The future of (the statue is) a little up in the air," Trubey said during his recent appearance. "So the Braves want to take it to Cobb. I think the city of Atlanta and the Fulton County Recreation Authority say they own it. Then the statue came about through the fans paying for it, and there (is) a sort of legendary PR guy here in Atlanta named Bob Hope, who arranged that, and he worked for Ted Turner back in the day.
"And Bob basically says that the say on it may end up being Hank Aaron's, and what he wants to happen with it."
Also discussed during Trubey's appearance: the state of Turner Field in a post-Braves world and the state of the Braves' SunTrust Park in advance of their 2017 season.
