The greatest Brave to wear #48 is the man affectionately nicknamed “The Roadrunner”. A 3rd round pick in 1967 out of Grambling University, where he batted .585 – that’s FIVE EIGHTY FIVE, correct – Ralph [READ MORE]
Legendary Hall of Fame broadcaster Red Barber was once asked about whom he considered the most important figures in baseball history, and he responded: “Marvin Miller, along with Babe Ruth and Jackie Robinson, is one [READ MORE]
For the last three seasons, right field has been manned by Nick Markakis, Professional Hitter. Despite the expectations of many, Markakis is one again likely to be the primary right fielder. Last season Braves right [READ MORE]
The best Brave to wear #49 only surrendered the number recently, Julio Teheran. You don’t really need much background on Teheran and where he came from. You’ve been watching him for years. We’re just [READ MORE]
One frustration for Braves fans is that big, historical single-game feats just don’t come to us as often. In the past 23 seasons, here are teams who have enjoyed a no-hitter or a 4-HR game. [READ MORE]
One of the few areas where the John Coppolella-lead Braves front office made a trade to immediately strengthen the major league roster during the course of the rebuild was in acquiring outfielder Ender Inciarte in [READ MORE]
The best Brave to wear #51 is… Terry Forster. Let’s just start with this: A 2nd round pick in the 1970 draft by the [READ MORE]
Near the trade deadline in 2016, the Braves hoped they had stopped the merry-go-round of mediocrity in left field when they traded for Matt Kemp from the San Diego Padres. Kemp provided a much-needed power [READ MORE]
The greatest Brave to wear #54 is pretty easy, but he’s got footsteps coming up behind him- it’s Kris Medlen. A 10th round pick out of Santa Ana College in 2006, Medlen for the most [READ MORE]
According to Fangraphs, no team in the major leagues last season extracted more value from the catching position than the Atlanta Braves. The Flozuki tandem was so successful, the Braves moved quickly to keep the [READ MORE]
Outfield Fly Rule 2016-2020