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- Date: 2026-03-30 20:13:22
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This topic has appeared in the English Wikipedia rankings 1 time. It first appeared on 2026-03-30 and was most recently seen on 2026-03-30.
Wikipedia Overview
The Milwaukee Braves were a Major League Baseball team that played in Milwaukee, from 1953 to 1965, having previously played in Boston, Massachusetts, as the Boston Braves. After relocating to Atlanta, Georgia in 1966, they were renamed the Atlanta Braves. The 13-season tenure in Milwaukee at Milwaukee County Stadium saw varying degrees of success for the franchise, winning the 1957 World Series and the National League pennant in 1958. The team never finished with a losing record.
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This Day in Braves History: Milwaukee Braves win 1957 World Series - MSN
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This Day in Braves History: Milwaukee Braves acquire Danny O’Connell - Battery Power
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Here’s what Atlanta was like when the Milwaukee Braves moved here in 1966 - Live 5 News
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Best 50 — 1957 Milwaukee Braves (#26) - Substack
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Seventy Years After Toppling Goliath, The Blue Jays Can Learn From The 1957 Milwaukee Braves - Stadium Rant
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Andrew Vaughn's torrid start calls to mind miracle run for Milwaukee Braves' 'Hurricane' Bob Hazle - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
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Former Braves pitcher John Edelman, a teammate of Hank Aaron, died at 90 - MSN
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Retired firefighter shares collection of Milwaukee Braves memorabilia - Spectrum News
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April 14, 1953: Milwaukee Braves christen County Stadium with ceremonies, civic pride, and Hollywood-style extra-inning victory - Society for American Baseball Research
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Del Crandall, former star Milwaukee Braves catcher who managed two teams, dies at 91 - ESPN
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A memorial for Mantilla: Milwaukee Braves player also remembered for his work with youth baseball - WUWM
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With standing ovations and 'Taps,' Milwaukee says goodbye to the Milwaukee Braves - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
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July 22, 1959: Bobby Ávila blasts thrilling walk-off homer in Milwaukee Braves debut - Society for American Baseball Research
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Former Milwaukee Braves And A Local Historian Look Back At Unusual 1957 World Series Celebration - WUWM
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Joey Jay, last living player on first Milwaukee Braves team, dies at 89 - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
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August 30, 1953: Milwaukee Braves set National League home run record – Society for American Baseball Research - Society for American Baseball Research
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How the last Milwaukee Braves home game looked at County Stadium in 1965 - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
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September 21, 1958: Milwaukee Braves clinch second consecutive National League pennant - Society for American Baseball Research
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April 13, 1953: Max Surkont spins shutout in Milwaukee Braves’ first game – Society for American Baseball Research - Society for American Baseball Research
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Felix Mantilla – Society for American Baseball Research - Society for American Baseball Research
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September 23, 1957: Hank Aaron’s walk-off home run gives Milwaukee Braves the flag - Society for American Baseball Research
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Buhl added to Milwaukee Braves Wall of Honor - MLB.com
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Inside Track: Why Milwaukee Lost the Braves: Perspectives on Law and Culture a Half-Century Later: - WisBar.org
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Plain Talk: Why Milwaukee's Braves ended up in Atlanta - The Cap Times
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Former Milwaukee Brave Felix Mantilla Dead at 90 - UWM Post
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Milwaukee Braves, Brewers fans remember Hank Aaron - FOX6 News Milwaukee
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Former Milwaukee Braves shortstop Johnny Logan to be inducted into Miller Park Walk of Fame - MLB.com
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September 22, 1965: Braves bid farewell to Milwaukee – Society for American Baseball Research - Society for American Baseball Research
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Felix Mantilla, among last of Milwaukee Braves, leaves deep impression - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
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Remembering the Milwaukee Braves, victors of the 1957 World Series - TMJ4 News
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April 17, 1954: Nino Escalera, Chuck Harmon integrate Cincinnati Reds in loss to Milwaukee Braves - Society for American Baseball Research
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Bill Bruton – Society for American Baseball Research - Society for American Baseball Research
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Why Milwaukee Lost the Braves: Perspectives on Law and Culture From a Half-Century Later - Marquette Law School
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The best of the Milwaukee Braves: Highlights and milestones from the team's 13 seasons - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
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Torre joins Milwaukee Braves Honor Roll - MLB.com
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The Braves trade Hank Aaron to the Brewers - Baseball Hall of Fame
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Milwaukee Braves' memory lives on in exhibit at Miller Park - OnMilwaukee
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Hank Aaron's 1965 Milwaukee Braves jersey sells for $138K - TMJ4 News
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Former bat boy fondly remembers Braves heyday and interactions with Hank Aaron - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
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Hank Aaron on his memories of the Milwaukee Braves’ 1957 championship season - Badgers Wire
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Thomas Falcone collected baseball memorabilia as a kid, it's now worth a lot of money - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
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April 13, 1957: Braves and Millers put on a cold-weather exhibition in Minneapolis - Society for American Baseball Research
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Atlanta Braves | History, Notable Players, & Facts - Britannica
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Braves star Joe Adcock to be inducted into Miller Park Walk of Fame on July 29 - OnMilwaukee
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Danny O’Connell – Society for American Baseball Research - Society for American Baseball Research
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Bob Buhl – Society for American Baseball Research - Society for American Baseball Research
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Dave Jolly – Society for American Baseball Research - Society for American Baseball Research
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Adcock selected for Miller Park Walk of Fame - MLB.com
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Hank Aaron's rookie cap survived a basement, a tornado and an indifferent owner. Now it might be worth $40,000. - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
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The move that made Milwaukee cry - OnMilwaukee
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1963 Hall of Fame Game - Baseball Hall of Fame
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61 years ago today, the Milwaukee Braves won the World Series, and 'Bushville' won, too - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
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May 28, 1954: Milwaukee’s Lew Burdette pitches complete game in 12-inning walk-off win - Society for American Baseball Research
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May 29, 1963: Braves, Dodgers get fog-tied in Milwaukee – Society for American Baseball Research - Society for American Baseball Research
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Harry Hanebrink – Society for American Baseball Research - Society for American Baseball Research
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These are the members of the Brewers Walk of Fame, including Milwaukee Braves icons - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
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Milwaukee Braves knew pain of blowing 3-1 World Series lead - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
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Del Crandall (1930–2021), All-Star with the Boston/Milwaukee Braves - Legacy obituary
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County Stadium (Milwaukee) – Society for American Baseball Research - Society for American Baseball Research
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Nippy Jones – Society for American Baseball Research - Society for American Baseball Research
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Photos: Hank Aaron through the years - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
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A Milwaukee baseball legend makes his final bow in the World Series (1968, that is) - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
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Johnny Logan, Shortstop for World Champion Milwaukee Braves, Dies at 86 (Published 2013) - The New York Times
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Finale for Braves in Milwaukee one to remember ... or forget - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
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Bill Bartholomay, former Braves owner who brought team to Atlanta, dies at 91 - 11Alive.com
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Signed, sealed, delivered: How the gift of a 1963 baseball connected two Oxnard men - Los Angeles Times
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August 20, 1961: Phillies beat Braves to end 23-game losing streak – Society for American Baseball Research - Society for American Baseball Research
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The shot heard 'round Wisconsin: Hank Aaron's 1957 pennant-winning home run - OnMilwaukee
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Obituary: Bill Bartholomay (1928-2020) - RIP Baseball
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June 12, 1954: An unlikely candidate: Jim Wilson hurls first no-hitter at Milwaukee’s County Stadium - Society for American Baseball Research
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An iconic career was in the cards for Hank Aaron - The Washington Post
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Johnny Logan – Society for American Baseball Research - Society for American Baseball Research
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Del Crandall, All-Star Catcher With Champion Braves, Dies at 91 (Published 2021) - The New York Times
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May 21, 1964: ‘Can’t-miss’ Jerry Hummitzsch’s last game shows what could have been - Society for American Baseball Research
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Jeff Francoeur blast bolsters Milwaukee Braves - Boston Herald
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July 12, 1962: Hank Aaron’s walk-off grand slam caps Braves’ comeback victory - Society for American Baseball Research
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Wisconsin native Andy Pafko was a local hit - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
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Frank Bolling Stats, Age, Position, Height, Weight, Fantasy & News - MLB.com
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50 years later, Logan still a sparkplug for Braves - OnMilwaukee
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Remembering Andy Pafko - Sports Collectors Digest
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The Brewers (and Milwaukee Braves) players in the MLB all-star game (and how they did) - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
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Johnny Logan Stats, Age, Position, Height, Weight, Fantasy & News - MLB.com
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Judge rules Milwaukee's still the home of the Braves — in 1966 - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
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Ghosts of legends join Braves in Milwaukee - MLB.com
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60 years ago, Milwaukee County tried to ban carry-ins at the stadium. It did not go well. - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
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Aaron blazed more than a trail in Milwaukee - OnMilwaukee
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A legacy misplaced - OnMilwaukee
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Johnny Logan was spark plug of champion Braves - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
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The Heartbreaking Death Of Bob Uecker - thelist.com
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Former Post 23 baseball player remembered for his late-in-life passion for golf - Gaston Gazette
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Power-Hitter Joe Adcock, Of Milwaukee Braves, Dies - The Washington Post
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1950s Johnston Cookies Braves Sets Targeted Milwaukee’s Baseball Fans - Sports Collectors Daily
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Baseball legend Warren Spahn's Anna Maria home - Sarasota Herald-Tribune
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Milwaukee Braves Cap (1953–1965) - Chris Creamer's Sports Logos Page - SportsLogos.Net
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Milwaukee Braves Primary Logo (1956–1965) - Chris Creamer's Sports Logos Page - SportsLogos.Net
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Milwaukee Braves Home Uniform (1957–1962) - Chris Creamer's Sports Logos Page - SportsLogos.Net
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Milwaukee Braves Road Uniform (1957–1962) - Chris Creamer's Sports Logos Page - SportsLogos.Net
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Milwaukee Braves Jersey Logo (1953–1962) - Chris Creamer's Sports Logos Page - SportsLogos.Net
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Milwaukee Braves Alternate Logo (1954–1965) - Chris Creamer's Sports Logos Page - SportsLogos.Net
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Milwaukee Braves Alternate Logo (1953–1956) - Chris Creamer's Sports Logos Page - SportsLogos.Net
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