The article chronicles significant moments in Braves franchise history from 1914 to 1984. It highlights standout performances, including Christy Mathewson’s shutout in 1914 and Johnny Hopp's dramatic home steal in 1946. The 1971 matchup against the Giants features strong individual performances from both sides. Notably, the 1979 game against the Pirates underscores the team's volatility with its four brawls and high score. Together, these events paint a vivid picture of the Braves' colorful and competitive spirit throughout their history.
Before 18,000, Christy Mathewson scatters ten hits in shutting down the Braves, 2-0. A Jack Meyers double of Lefty Tyler accounts for both New York runs.
In 11 innings, Braves' Johnny Hopp swipes home in the 12th to break a 2-2 tie leading Boston to a 5-2 victory over the Cubs.
Orlando Cepeda connects for a grand slam and solo homer for Atlanta while Willie McCovey has a three-run home run for San Francisco in a split twin bill.
Wild game in 1979 features four bench-clearing brawls and two grand slams with the Pirates defeating the Braves in a tumultuous 17-9 victory.
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