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MLB Network to release documentary ‘Atlanta Rules’ about 1990s Braves

For 14 seasons, Atlanta was a perennial powerhouse in baseball. This is how the Braves did it: 1991: The Braves win the NL West by one game over the Dodgers. Atlanta becomes the first team in NL history to go from worst to first. Terry Pendleton is named MVP. Tom Glavine wins the Cy Young Award. The Braves beat Pittsburgh in the NLCS and lose to Minnesota in World Series. 1992: In last place on May 27, the Braves finish the season with a 78-37 run to beat Cincinnati by eight games to win the NL West ti
By Juliakate E Culpepper
Feb 6, 2018

The Major League Baseball Network announced Tuesday  “Atlanta Rules, The Story of the ’90s Braves” will premiere at  9 p.m. Feb. 13.

The MLB Network documents what many believe to be the team of the 1990s and how Atlanta became the example of baseball excellence.

The preview of the documentary can be watched below:

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