The article highlights significant moments in the history of the Atlanta Braves and Major League Baseball (MLB) from 1975 to 2016. It details the trade involving Dick Allen and Johnny Oates, Julio Franco's historic hitting performance, and the landmark day when the Brooklyn Dodgers became the first team to fly for a game. Other memorable events include Babe Ruth's pitching excellence in 1917, Manny Ramirez's suspension in 2009, and more, illustrating the evolution and key milestones in MLB history.
In 2005, Julio Franco made history as the second oldest player to hit a home run at 46 years, 257 days, adding to his impressive career.
Babe Ruthâs 1917 performance against Walter Johnson showcased his dual talent as he pitched brilliantly and contributed offensively with a sacrifice fly.
The 1940 Dodgers became the first Major League team to utilize air travel for their trip, revolutionizing travel in baseball.
Manny Ramirez's 2009 suspension marked a significant moment in MLB's ongoing battle with performance-enhancing drugs.
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