The article outlines key moments in the history of the Braves franchise from 1916 to 1986, highlighting notable performances and achievements. Key events include Ed Konetchy's one-hit feat in 1916, the Braves' offensive explosion in 1951, Hank Aaron's historic home run in 1970, and the acquisition of Ken Griffey Sr. in 1986. The piece presents a snapshot of how the franchise evolved over the decades, showcasing legendary players and memorable games that shaped its legacy in Major League Baseball.
In 1951, the Braves scored eight runs in the seventh and seven runs in the eighth against the Giants, showcasing their offensive prowess under manager Tommy Holmes.
Hank Aaron made history in 1970 by hitting the first home run at Cincinnati's Riverfront Stadium, contributing to the Braves' victory over the Pirates.
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