Earl Williams made franchise history in 1971 by hitting his 31st home run of the season and becoming only the third player to reach the upper deck at Veterans Stadium. This not only highlights Williams' significant achievement but also illustrates the increasing power of hitters in baseball during this era, setting a benchmark that would be celebrated in Braves history.
In 1973, Hank Aaron achieved his 710th career home run during a season where he hit 37, showcasing his enduring talent while also poignantly dealing with health issues that led to his early exit in a significant game, symbolizing the struggles that even great athletes face.
The 2003 Braves set a franchise record with 216 home runs during the season, led by Javy Lopez's contributions. This milestone reflects the iconic power-hitting evolution in Major League Baseball, emphasizing the Braves’ offensive capabilities during that era.
Babe Ruth's 1915 season highlights a pivotal moment in baseball as he wins his 15th game, displaying both his pitching prowess and the importance of his contributions to his team's success, serving as a foundational figure in MLB history.
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