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Can you name these '80s Braves?

Braves manager Bobby Cox looks over his squad during spring training workout in 1980.

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Credit: Louie Favorite

Braves manager Bobby Cox looks over his squad during spring training workout in 1980.
By The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
April 19, 2016

It's not the team's era that would become synonymous with winning, but the 1980s Braves brought Atlanta fans a number of household names.

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