This day in Braves History: Marcus Giles becomes sixth Braves player to hit at least 20 homers in 2003

In 2003, the Atlanta Braves tied the National League record for home runs with six players each hitting at least 20 home runs, mirroring the legendary 1965 Milwaukee Braves.

Lou Gehrig's 1931 season is highlighted by his record-breaking 184 RBIs, establishing a new American League mark after surpassing his old tally of 175 runs driven in.

Cal Ripken, Jr. ends his incredible 2,632 consecutive games played streak in 1998, a decision he made after nearly 16 years of consistent dedication to the game.

Aaron Judge became a major milestone player in 2022, hitting his 60th home run, positioning himself for the Triple Crown and challenging Roger Maris’ 61 home run record.

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