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Can you hit a home run in our Braves season opener quiz?

By Jack Leo – for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
March 4, 2024

The Atlanta Braves have not played an inning of regular season baseball yet, but one phrase is already echoing throughout the team’s Spring Training: “World Series or bust.”

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That all-or-nothing mentality fits well for a club that shattered records last season and seems primed to improve in 2024. All eight of Atlanta’s All-Stars are returning, along with several immediate-impact pieces added during the offseason.

Here’s a quick quiz to challenge your Atlanta Braves knowledge — with topics from both the past and present — as the kings of the National League East set out to reclaim Major League Baseball’s throne.

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