The article recounts key moments in Braves franchise history, highlighting significant events from 1930 through 2006. Noteworthy incidents include Hall of Famer Grover Cleveland Alexander's end of career in 1930, a historic home run by rookie Willie Mays in 1951, Clete Boyer's retirement amid controversy in 1971, and the Braves' impressive feat of hitting three consecutive home runs in the first inning in 2003. It also touches on broader MLB history, detailing important milestones such as Barry Bonds surpassing Babe Ruth's home run record in 2006.
In a historic game, the Braves showcased their power when Rafael Furcal, Mark DeRosa, and Gary Sheffield hit three consecutive homers, marking only the second occurrence in MLB history.
Willie Mays made his mark against the Braves by launching a remarkable 450-foot home run after a rough start to his career, highlighting the potential that lay ahead.
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