The King died (1894)
Sometimes we are tried and the Boston Beaneaters (now know as the Atlanta Braves) certainly were in 1894. Mike “King” …
Sometimes we are tried and the Boston Beaneaters (now know as the Atlanta Braves) certainly were in 1894. Mike “King” …
You are the younger brother. Your older brother is very talented but so are you. You don’t want to be …
Hitless wonders? Yes, but champions none the less. 1878 continued the amazing success of Harry Wright as the Braves manager. …
And this from a pitcher. But then again, not just any pitcher. Of course, he wrote the first rules for …
I don’t think a lot of this nickname. But then again this is the Braves I am talking about. In …
Cal McVey was born on August 30, 1849 in Montrose, Iowa. At age 11, he moved to Indianapolis. It is …
Opening day is a special day for those of us who love baseball. It is a day of hope. The …
Imagine only playing 30 games. Compared to our 162 now it is hard to imagine. But that is what it …
Dick McBride was from Philadelphia and was the star pitcher and the player-manager for the Philadelphia Athletics of the National …
The 1948 World Series, which the Braves lost in 6 games to the Indians (who beat the Red Sox in …
At Sportsman’s Park in St. Louis on September 13, 1951, the Cardinals split a three-team twin bill beating the Giants …
The Boston Red Caps (now the Atlanta Braves) were making a showing in Boston. But they were not without rivals in …
This first card above is beyond interesting. The very idea of baseball cards featuring players in “regular” clothes is ridiculous. Is …
On Opening Day, March 31, 2011, versus the Washington Nationals, right-fielder Jason Heyward launched a home run in his first …
Luman Harris was the manager of the 1968 Braves. It was his first year in that role. The Braves ended …