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Can you ace this quiz about Atlanta Braves history?

Atlanta Braves' Chipper Jones, right, is congratulated by teammate Andruw Jones after Chipper Jones homered during the eighth inning of the Braves' baseball game against the Los Angeles Dodgers, Thursday, July 5, 2007, in Los Angeles.

Credit: Mark J. Terrill

Credit: Mark J. Terrill

Atlanta Braves' Chipper Jones, right, is congratulated by teammate Andruw Jones after Chipper Jones homered during the eighth inning of the Braves' baseball game against the Los Angeles Dodgers, Thursday, July 5, 2007, in Los Angeles.
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March 10, 2025

The Atlanta Braves are in North Port, Florida, preparing for another attempt at MLB’s postseason and a shot at the World Series.

After a relatively quiet offseason, the Braves are banking on a return to health of stars such as Austin Riley, Ronald Acuña Jr. and Spencer Strider and a bounce-back season by players such as Matt Olson.

The Braves’ season opener is coming up March 27 at the Padres, and expectations are high for the team throughout the baseball world, but there are question marks.

Speaking of question marks, here’s a quick quiz to test your knowledge of the Braves’ history. Whether it confirms what you already knew or provides you with fun information that you didn’t know, take a look at these 10 questions — and have fun with it.

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