The article highlights significant milestones in the history of the Atlanta Braves and Major League Baseball, showcasing remarkable achievements from players like Jim Tobin, who not only homered but threw a no-hitter in 1944, and Hank Aaron, who hit his 600th home run in 1971. It also notes Chipper Jones surpassing Mickey Mantle in RBIs in 2011, joining legendary company in all-time statistics. The article further mentions milestones from other MLB legends and their contributions to the sport, emphasizing the historical significance of these events.
In a remarkable display of talent, Jim Tobin made history in 1944 by both homering and pitching a no-hitter against the Brooklyn Dodgers, solidifying his place in Braves lore.
Hank Aaron's milestone of hitting his 600th home run in 1971 against Gaylord Perry highlights the legendary status he holds in Major League Baseball, joining an elite group of players.
Chipper Jones' 2011 milestone of exceeding Mickey Mantle on the all-time RBI list underscores his exceptional talent, as he ranks second among switch hitters only to Eddie Murray.
Barry Bonds' achievement in 1996 of joining the short list of players with both 300 home runs and 300 stolen bases illustrates his remarkable all-around skills on the field.
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