BRAVES FANS, JUST UPDATED FOR THE 2023 SEASON I have put together a complete player photo history CD (or flash drive) of the Atlanta Braves from 1966 through 2023.….every player……over 2980 photos. Player photos are grouped together on the CD in the order of each player’s first year on the Braves roster. Every photo has a description under it as follows: "1995 John Doe SS 95-99" meaning he was a shortstop for the Braves from 1995 through 1999. All photos are of a decent size. No postage stamp size photos. If obtaining a copy of the photo CD (or flash drive) interests you, please contact me ..read more

Catching up on some former Braves passings. Pepitone: https://www.northjersey.com/story/sp...y/70005796007/ Priddy: https://www.youngfhinc.com/obituary/Robert-Priddy Sullivan: https://www.theglobeandmail.com/cana...hool-baseball ..read more

Catching up on some former Braves passings. Hanna: https://www.fcfhs.com/obituaries/Pre...#!/TributeWall Harrison: https://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2023/...sses-away.html Nicholson: https://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2023/...sses-away.html ..read more

Catching up on some former Braves passings: Rob Belloir: https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries...ry?id=53624977 Pat Corrales: https://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/...es-dies-age-82 Mike de la Hoz: https://www.islandernews.com/news/ke...a4a97d3f2.html ..read more

1. Offensive Powerhouse In today’s game of baseball, the winning formula is power. Whether that be at the plate or on the mound. Nothing further exemplifies this than the Atlanta Braves offense in 2023. This can clearly be seen by the fact that they tied the MLB single season homerun record for a team. 7 of their players had 20 or more homeruns, 5 had 30 or more, and 3 had 40 or more. They did not achieve this by assembling a roster of one-dimensional brutes who only specialize in hitting the ball far. They have players of all scales ranging from the 5’8” Ozzie Albies all the way to the 6 ..read more

I'm back. The reason I was absent was the ad structure that the site had before was making it unwieldy for me to even access the site and post. But now that it's less stupid, I'll get on with the Three Stars for the defending World Champion Braves ..read more

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The Braves played their first season in Atlanta in 1966. Forty-four men played for that club. The team has not shown great longevity, as only 22 survive. Sandy Alomar Felipe Alou Lee Bales Wade Blasingame Clay Carroll Rico Carty Ty Cline Miguel de la Hoz Hank Fischer Pat Jarvis Joey Jay Marty Keough George Kopacz Denny Lemaster Felix Millan Ron Reed Dan Schneider Don Schwall Lee Thomas Joe Torre Charlie Vaughan Woody Woodward ..read more

Hey there, I am new here and I have been looking for any Braves games from the 1980-1986 season’s on VHS or DVD if possible. I have been searching every where it seems and hopefully some one in here will be able to help me out. If you can help me out or point me in the right direction I would appreciate it. Thanks for time. My email is shilohedging@yahoo.com ..read more

RAYS 9, BRAVES 7 W - Yacksel Rioas (1-0, 18.00) L - Thomas Burrows (0-1, 27.00) HR - ATL - Sean Kazmar, Jr. (1) TBR - Austin Meadows (1) Mike Brousseau (1) Tristan Gray (WO, 1) Good Days - Austin Riley had two hits and Sean Kazmar, Jr. hit the first Braves home run of the spring to tie the game at 7-all. Five other Braves had singles and Travis Demerittee had two walks. Prospective bullpen hurlers Carl Edwards, Jr. and Tucker Davidson each had a scoreless inning. Bad Days - Kyle Wright didn't make it out of the second, allowing three runs. Despite two strikeouts, Sean Newcomb allowed two wa ..read more