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T E A M  H I S T O R Y

BOSTON BRAVES
National Association, 1871, 1873-1875 - National League, 1876-1952
AKA - Boston Red Stockings 1871, 1873-1875, Boston Red Caps 1876-1882, Boston Beaneaters (I) 1883-1906, Boston Doves 1907-1910, Boston Rustlers 1911, Boston Bees 1936-1940
N.L. Champion - 1877-78, 1883, 1891-93, 1897-98, 1914, 1948
World Series Champion - 1914

B R A V E S  L E A D E R S

Batting Leaders (through the 1999 season)
Bold = Current Player with the Braves

Batting Average (min. 500 games)	Runs Scored	Hits
Billy Hamilton (.338)	Hank Aaron (2,107)	Hank Aaron (3,600)
Hugh Duffy (.332)	Eddie Mathews (1,452)	Eddie Mathews (2,201)
Chick Stahl (.327)	Herman Long (1,291)	Fred Tenney (1,994)
Ralph Garr (.317194)	Fred Tenney (1,134)	Dale Murphy (1,901)
Rico Carty (.317189)	Dale Murphy (1,103)	Herman Long (1,900)
Doubles	Triples	Home Runs
Hank Aaron (600)	Rabbit Maranville (103)	Hank Aaron (733)
Eddie Mathews (338)	Hank Aaron (96)	Eddie Mathews (493)
Dale Murphy (306)	Herman Long (91)	Dale Murphy (371)
Herman Long (295)	John Morrill (80)	Joe Adcock (239)
Tommy Holmes (291)	Bill Bruton (79)	Bob Horner (215)
Runs Batted In	Stolen Bases	Games Played
Hank Aaron (2,202)	Herman Long (431)	Hank Aaron (3,076)
Eddie Mathews (1,388)	Hugh Duffy (331)	Eddie Mathews (2,223)
Dale Murphy (1,143)	Billy Hamilton (274)	Dale Murphy (1,926)
Herman Long (964)	Bobby Lowe (260)	Rabbit Maranville (1,795)
Hugh Duffy (927)	Fred Tenney (260)	Fred Tenney (1,737)

Pitching Leaders (through the 1999 season)
Bold = Current Player with the Braves

Earned Run Average (min. 500 IP)	Wins	Games Started	WHIP (BB+H/IP) (min. 500 IP)
Tommy Bond (2.21)	Warren Spahn (356)	Warren Spahn (635)	Greg Maddux (1.011)
Tom Hughes (2.22)	Kid Nichols (329)	Phil Niekro (595)	Tom Hughes (1.022)
Bill James (2.28)	Phil Niekro (268)	Kid Nichols (501)	Jim Whitney (1.081)
Greg Maddux (2.34)	Tom Glavine (187)	John Smoltz (399)	Tommy Bond (1.120)
Jim Whitney (2.49)	Lew Burdette (179)	Tom Glavine (356)	Dick Rudolph (1.153)
Strikeouts	Saves	Innings Pitched	Shutouts
Phil Niekro (2,912)	Gene Garber (141)	Warren Spahn (5,046)	Warren Spahn (63)
Warren Spahn (2,493)	Mark Wohlers (112)	Phil Niekro (4,623)	Kid Nichols (44)
John Smoltz (2.098)	Cecil Upshaw (78)	Kid Nichols (4,538)	Phil Niekro (43)
Kid Nichols (1,667)	Rick Camp (57)	Tom Glavine (2,660)	Lew Burdette (30)
Tom Glavine (1,659)	Mike Stanton (55)	Lew Burdette (2,638)	Tommy Bond (29)

R E T I R E D  U N I F O R M  N U M B E R S

3	Dale Murphy
21	Warren Spahn
35	Phil Niekro
41	Eddie Matthews
44	Henry Aaron

A W A R D S  W O N

N. L. Cy Young Award	Warren Spahn, 1957 Tom Glavine, 1991, 1998 Greg Maddux, 1993-1995 John Smoltz, 1996
N.L. MVP	Bob Elliot (3B), 1947 Henry Aaron (OF), 1957 Dale Murphy (OF) 1982, 1983 Terry Pendelton (3B), 1991 Chipper Jones (3B), 1999
N. L. Rookie of the Year	Alvin Dark (SS), 1948 Sam Jethroe (OF), 1950 Earl Williams (C), 1971 Bob Horner (3B), 1978 Dave Justice (OF), 1990
Gold Glove Award	Phil Niekro (P), 1978-1980, 1982-1983 Greg Maddux (P), 1994-1999 Delmar Crandall (C), 1957-1960, 1962 Joe Torre (C), 1965 Felix Millan (2B), 1969, 1972 Terry Pendleton (3B), 1992 Henry Aaron (OF), 1958-1960 Dale Murphy (OF), 1982-1986 Marquis Grissom (OF), 1996 Andruw Jones (OF), 1998-1999
Silver Slugger Award	Dale Murphy (OF), 1982-1985 Ron Gant (OF), 1991 Tom Glavine (P), 1991, 1995-1996, 1998 David Justice (OF), 1993 Jeff Blauser (SS), 1997 John Smoltz (P), 1997 Chipper Jones (3B), 1999
Roberto Clemente Man of the Year	Dale Murphy, 1988 Phil Niekro, 1980
N. L. Manager of the Year	Bobby Cox, 1991
N. L. Batting Champion	Deacon White, 1877 Dan Brouthers, 1889 Hugh Duffy, 1894 Rogers Hornsby, 1928 Ernie Lombardi, 1942 Hank Aaron, 1956, 1959 Rico Carty, 1970 Ralph Garr, 1974 Terry Pendleton, 1991
N. L. Home Run Champion	Charley Jones, 1879 John O'Rourke, 1880 Hugh Duffy, 1894, 1897 Jim Collins, 1898 Herman Long, 1900 Dave Brain, 1907 Fred Brock, 1910* Wally Berger, 1935 Tommy Holmes, 1945 Eddie Mathews, 1953, 1959 Hank Aaron, 1957, 1963*, 1966-1967 Dale Murphy, 1984*, 1985
N. L. RBI Champion	Deacon White, 1877 John O'Rourke, 1879 Hugh Duffy, 1894 Wally Berger, 1935 Hank Aaron, 1957, 1960, 1963, 1966 Dale Murphy, 1982*, 1983
N. L. Batting Triple Crown	Hugh Duffy, 1884 (.438, 18 HR, 145 RBI)
N. L. Stolen Base Champion	Sam Jethroe, 1950-1951 Bill Bruton, 1953-1955
30/30 Club	Hank Aaron, 1963 (44 HR - 31 SB) Dale Murphy, 1983 (36 HR - 30 SB) Ron Gant, 1990 (32 HR - 33 SB) Ron Gant, 1991 (32 HR - 34 SB)
N. L. ERA Champion	Tommy Bond, 1879 John Clarkson, 1899 Jim Turner, 1937 Warren Spahn, 1947, 1953, 1961 Chet Nichols, 1951 Lew Burdette, 1956 Phil Niekro, 1967 Buzz Capra, 1974 Greg Maddux, 1993-1995, 1998
N. L. Strikeout Champion	Tommy Bond, 1877-1878 Jim Whitney, 1883 John Clarkson, 1889 Vic Willis, 1902 Warren Spahn, 1949, 1950, 1951*, 1952 Phil Niekro, 1977 John Smoltz, 1992, 1996
N. L. Pitching Triple Crown	Tommy Bond, 1877 (2.11 ERA, 40-17, 170 K) John Clarkson, 1889 (2.73 ERA, 49-19, 284 K)
Perfect Games & No Hitters	John Stivetts (vs. Brooklyn), 8/6/1892 Vic Willis (vs. Washington), 8/7/1899 Frank Pfeffer (vs. Cincinnati), 5/8/07 George Davis (vs. Philadelphia), 9/9/14 Tom Hughes (vs. Pittsburgh), 6/16/16 Jim Tolan (vs. Brooklyn), 4/27/44 Vern Bickford (vs. Brooklyn), 8/11/50 Jim Wilson (vs. Philadelphia), 6/12/54 Lew Burdette (vs. Philadelphia), 8/18/60 Warren Spahn (vs. Philadelphia), 9/16/60 Warren Spahn (vs. San Francisco), 4/28/61 Phil Niekro (vs. San Diego), 8/5/73 Kent Merker, Mark Wohlers, & Alejandro Pena (vs. San Diego), 9/11/91 Kent Merker (at Los Angeles), 4/8/94

*Co-champion

B R A V E S  I N  T H E  H A L L  O F  F A M E

1936 - Babe Ruth 1937 - George Wright, Cy Young 1939 - Hoss Radbourne, George Sisler 1942 - Rogers Hornsby 1945 - Dan Brouthers, James Collins, Hugh Duffy, King Kelly, Jim O'Rourke 1946 - Johnny Evers, Tommy McCarthy, Ed Walsh 1949 - Kid Nichols 1952 - Paul Waner 1953 - Al Simmons, Harry Wright 1954 - Rabbit Maranville 1961 - Billy Hamilton 1962 - Bill McKechnie 1963 - John Clarkson 1964 - Burleigh Grimes 1966 - Casey Stengel 1967 - Lloyd Waner 1968 - Joe "Ducky" Medwick 1971 - Dave Bancroft, Richard Marquard, Joe Kelley 1973 - Warren Spahn 1975 - Earl Averill, Billy Herman 1977 - Al Lopez 1978 - Eddie Mathews 1982 - Henry Aaron 1985 - Hoyt Wilhelm, Enos Slaughter 1986 - Ernie Lombardi 1989 - Red Schoendienst 1991 - Gaylord Perry 1995 - Vic Willis 1997 - Phil Niekro 1998 - Don Sutton (Braves broadcaster)

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