The greatest Brave to wear #61 is 2014 reliever Chasen Shreve. Drafted out of the College of Southern Nevada, Shreve may owe his professional career a bit to his college teammate, Bryce Harper. As scouts [READ MORE]
The greatest Brave to wear #62 is the hardest throwing pitcher in Atlanta Braves history: Mauricio Cabrera. Signed by the Braves on the international market in 2010, Cabrera spent years in the minors tantalizing scouts [READ MORE]
The best Brave to wear #63 was one of two pitchers to wear #63 for the 2016 Atlanta Braves: Lucas Harrell. A 4th round pick by the White Sox in 2004, Harrell reached the [READ MORE]
The hot stove continues to not live up to its name, but Braves do have something to celebrate. Chipper Jones Elected To Baseball Hall of Fame Thanks to Ryan Thibodaux’s ballot tracker and the greater [READ MORE]
Ok, first off, I want to acknowledge that the best Brave to wear #64 is in fact 2017 rookie Luiz Gohara. That is objectively the correct answer. If you tasked a robot with finding [READ MORE]
As of this writing it is 67 days until opening day 2018, so we take a moment to honor the greatest Brave to wear #67, Danny Burawa! Ok, it’s possibly A.J. Minter, who wore [READ MORE]
The best Brave to wear #68 is Ryan Weber, who made 5 starts for the 2015 Braves while wearing #68. The only other Brave to wear #68 was Shae Simmons, who donned the number [READ MORE]
So here are our choices for #70: Pitcher A: 1 game, 2 2/3 innings, 4 hits, 2 walks, 2 Ks, 2 HR allowed. In a 17-1 loss. Seriously. Pitcher B: 2 games, 1 2/3 [READ MORE]
The greatest Brave to wear #72 is… the only Brave to wear #72, 2016 reliever Jed Bradley. After a stellar college career at Georgia Tech, Milwaukee drafted Bradley 15th overall in the 2011 draft. [READ MORE]
The greatest Brave to wear #74 is the only Brave to wear #74, a member of the 2016 Braves thanks to September roster expansion, catcher Blake Lalli. The only MLB player ever to come [READ MORE]
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