The article chronicles significant milestones in Braves franchise history, highlighting Hank Aaron's achievement of 3,000 hits and 570 home runs in 1970. It also touches on key events like Justin Upton's grand slam in 2013, Shelby Miller's near-no-hitter in 2015, and the managerial change in 2016 when Fredi Gonzalez was replaced by Brian Snitker after the Braves' worst start. In a broader context, it notes notable events in MLB history alongside these franchise highlights, showcasing the parallels and trends over the decades.
Hank Aaron becomes the first player in history to record both 3,000 hits and 500 home runs in a 7-6 loss to the Reds in 1970.
In 2016, the Braves' dismal start leads to the firing of manager Fredi Gonzalez, marking the lowest point in the franchise's history.
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