This day in Braves History: John Smoltz sets new National League single-season save record
Briefly

In 1920, the Braves clinched a crucial victory against the Giants, marking a significant moment in franchise history, as Tony Boeckel's late home run eliminated their rivals.
Wally Berger's incredible 38th home run in 1930 not only contributed to the Braves' win but set a rookie record that would stand for decades, underlining the impact he made.
Eddie Mathews' impressive performance in 1952, hitting three home runs in a decisive win over the Dodgers, was a groundbreaking moment, breaking a long losing streak for Boston.
The Braves experienced ups and downs throughout the decades, showcasing notable performances, like Preacher Roe's near victory in 1951, illustrating the resilience and competitive spirit of the franchise.
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