The Braves franchise has a rich history with key milestones, including Eddie Mathews' 500th home run in 1967 and Hank Aaron's in 1968. Notable performances include a 15-10 win in 1996 led by Ryan Klesko and a remarkable comeback in 1997, where they hit two grand slams in one game. Trades, such as Alex Gonzalez in 2010, altered the team's dynamics, while setbacks like Yasiel Puig's positive Covid test severely affected plans for player acquisitions. The franchise continues to be known for its achievements and challenges throughout MLB history.
Eddie Mathews clubs his 500th career home run against the Braves while playing for the Astros, becoming the seventh player in MLB history to reach that mark.
Hank Aaron blasts his 500th career home run off Giants Mike McCormick, marking his position as the eighth player in baseball history to achieve that milestone.
The Braves blast two grand slams in the same game for the first time in 10 years, showcasing a remarkable comeback from a 6-0 deficit to win 10-6.
The Braves signed free agent OF Yasiel Puig, but the contract was nullified after he tested positive for Covid, impacting team roster plans.
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