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Teammate serenades Braves' Jeff Francoeur poolside

Braves infielder Chase d'Arnaud sings to Jeff Francoeur.

Credit: Twitter via @CHASEdARNAUD

Credit: Twitter via @CHASEdARNAUD

Braves infielder Chase d'Arnaud sings to Jeff Francoeur.
By The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
June 22, 2016

The Braves, riding a six-game win streak, enjoyed an off-day Monday in Miami.

Utility infielder Chase d'Arnaud has been admiringly marketing himself as an aspiring rocker often tweeting himself strumming a guitar and singing songs for anyone who will listen.

Monday, it was Jeff Francouer's turn. The Braves outfielder was sunning poolside when d'Arnaud appeared and held him down with his foot as he sang a little ditty.

Enjoy it here:

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