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1995 Braves: World Series season

1995 Braves: About the series

Atlanta had winning fever during Game 6 of the 1995 World Series between the Braves and Indians. Atlanta claimed its title that season.

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Credit: Frank Niemeir

1995 Braves: One World Series title in era that could’ve brought more

Braves players celebrate winning the 1995 World Series.

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Credit: Marlene Karas

Braves’ dream season is Atlanta’s finest moment in sports history

We are the champions!! Braves manager Bobby Cox (right) holds the championship trophy along with (from left) Stan Kasten, John Schuerholz and owner Ted Turner after winning the 1995 World Series. The Braves defeated the Cleveland Indians 1-0 in Game 6 on Oct. 28, 1995 to win the best-of-seven series four games to two. (From the files of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution)

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Building the 1995 Braves: Strong drafts, shrewd trades and a special free agent

John Schuerholz, the Braves’ general manager from October 1990 through the 2007 season, visits the home clubhouse at SunTrust Park (now Truist Park) in 2017. The Braves’ 1995 World Series championship is prominently commemorated in the clubhouse.

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Credit: HYOSUB SHIN / AJC

1995 Braves: Looking back at spring training in Florida

Spring training part one: Braves pitching coach Leo Mazzone and manager Bobby Cox check out the bullpen pitching mound at West Palm Beach Stadium in late February of 1995. The organization began prepping for the arrival of replacement players as the MLB strike which cancelled the 1994 World Series lingered into the beginning of 1995. (From the files of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution)

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The 1995 Braves: A subdued season, a giddy ending

Tom Glavine, the World Series' Most Valuable Player, waves to some of the estimated half-million fans, on the Braves’ victory parade on Monday, Oct. 30,1995.

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Credit: Renee Hannans

Happy birthday to Bobby Cox, the best manager we’ll ever see

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Chipper on 1995 Braves: After injury, ‘No bigger beneficiary of the ‘94 strike than me’

Chipper Jones by the numbers

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1995 Braves: Glavine completes journey back to fan favor with Game 6 gem

1995 Braves: By the numbers look at Tom Glavine

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’95 Braves: World Series ring capped Mark Lemke’s improbable journey

The Braves' Mark Lemke (right) celebrates with teammates upon receiving his 1995 World Series championship ring in April 1996. From left, Marquis Grissom, Chipper Jones, David Justice and Ryan Klesko.

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Credit: AJC file