The Atlanta Braves franchise history includes notable events such as Greg Maddux's 250th career win in 2001 and a fan ejection in 1992 during a game against the Cubs. In 1997, Chipper Jones hit a grand slam, securing a 5-3 victory over the Expos as they celebrated Andre Dawson's No. 10 retirement. In MLB history, significant dates include Larry Doby becoming the first black player in the American League in 1947, and various milestones by legendary players such as Lou Gehrig and Stan Musial.
In 2001, Greg Maddux achieved his 250th career victory during a 9-5 game against Philadelphia, marking a significant milestone in his illustrious career.
In 1992, an Atlanta Braves fan was ejected by Bill Hohn for obscene gestures during a game against the Cubs, which ended in an 8-0 defeat for Atlanta.
On July 31, 1997, Chipper Jones hit a grand slam helping the Braves win 5-3 against the Expos, who were retiring Andre Dawson's No. 10.
In 1947, Larry Doby made history as the first black player to participate in the American League, striking out as a pinch-hitter for the Indians.
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