The Braves franchise history features significant moments such as the 1963 pitching duel between Warren Spahn and Juan Marichal that lasted 15 scoreless innings. In 1969, Reds pitcher Gerry Arrigo tied a record by hitting three Braves, contributing to a post-19th century record. The Braves made important trades in 1989, moving Dion James to acquire Oddibe McDowell. In 2000, Mets fan Gregory Sweeney was arrested for throwing a ball back onto the field, later exonerated for following a baseball tradition without criminal intent.
In 1963, Warren Spahn and Juan Marichal engaged in a legendary pitching duel lasting 15 scoreless innings, before Willie Mays homered in the 16th for a Giants victory.
The 1969 game featured Reds pitcher Gerry Arrigo hitting three Braves, tying an NL record, while the Reds ultimately hit a total of five batters, setting a new post-19th century mark.
In 1989, the Braves made a notable trade, exchanging outfielder Dion James for Oddibe McDowell, and also traded Zane Smith for additional players.
In 2000, Mets fan Gregory Sweeney faced arrest for throwing a ball back onto the field, an act deemed harmless by the Queens District Attorney.
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