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Founded: 1876 · Metro Area: Atlanta · NL · NL East · Home: Truist Park

Formerly based in Boston, Milwaukee.

Top TeamAtlanta

The Heartbreak Index4.7 · #461

The Numb · MLB, 2021

4.7
Heartbreak
#461
of 1,138 clubs
#24
in MLB
3.6
agony · 1.0 despair
The clocks
  • MLB since 20210.3
  • MLB final appearance since 20210.2
  • MLB deep run since 20210.1
Heaviest wounds

playoff run died early, 2021 · lost the final, 1992 · lost the final, 1991 · playoff run died early, 2024

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Who controls the club

The entity that holds control today, one per franchise; co-controllers and minority holders are listed, never summed.

How this is measured

Exactly one control entity is recorded per franchise, so a portfolio can never count a club twice. Co-controllers and minority holders are shown as published and carry no weight in any total.

The chip names the evidence. Sourced: a primary source is linked (league, club, filing or tier-one outlet). Cross-checked: matched against the ownership-change sweep. Contested: disputed or mid-sale. Rows are reviewed weekly.

Stakes are as published, often only “majority”, and are not pro-rated. A record of control is not a claim about anyone’s intent or conduct.

Who controls the clubAtlanta Braves Holdings, Inc. (Nasdaq: BATRA/BATRK)
Atlanta Braves Holdings, Inc. (Nasdaq: BATRA/BATRK)listed company· Publicly traded
Sourcedas of 18 Jul 2023

Shared control with: Terence F. McGuirk (chairman, president and CEO; control person)

Minority holders: John Malone / JCM AB LLC

Liberty Media is stale: it completed the split-off of Atlanta Braves Holdings on 18 Jul 2023. Malone handed sole voting control of 887,079 Series B shares to McGuirk in Aug 2024, so McGuirk holds roughly 44% of votes and is the control person.

Atlanta Braves Holdings, Inc. (Nasdaq: BATRA/BATRK) on the owners board →

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4
World Series
10 WS App · 7 pre-1903 cup
10
Pennants
13 LCS App · 35 Div titles
32
Playoff appearances
Postseason 108-113
0.503
All-time win pct
151
Seasons
since 1876

Championships

Pre-1903 cup wins (Temple Cup, World's Series, NL pennants) in slate; modern World Series titles in gold.

18771878188318911892189318981914195719952021
Pre-1903 cup / NL pennantWorld Series (1903-present)

Pennants

Every World Series appearance and pre-1903 cup appearance. Solid chip = won the pennant (WS / cup); outlined chip = lost the WS / cup.

189218971914194819571958199119921995199619992021

All-time record

Regular-season W-L11190-11035
Win pct0.503
Playoff record108-113
Championship appearances12 (11 wins)
LCS appearances13
Division titles35
Total seasons151
.500 or better seasons84
Most recent championship2021

Stadium history

Grouped by physical ballpark. Naming-rights eras nested.

Truist Park

2017-present
Atlanta, GA
  • SunTrust Park 2017-2019
  • Truist Park 2020-2026

Turner Field

1997-2016
Atlanta, GA

Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium

1966-1996
Atlanta, GA

County Stadium

1953-1965
Milwaukee, WI

Braves Field

1915-1952
Boston, MA

Fenway Park

1915-1915
Boston, MA

Congress Street Grounds

1894-1894
Boston, MA

South End Grounds III

1894-1914
Boston, MA

South End Grounds II

1888-1894
Boston, MA

South End Grounds I

1876-1887
Boston, MA
Season-by-season
1876 to 2026 · 151 seasons · click to expand
2026Atlanta Braves
W-L
94-68
Win%
0.580
RS
742
RA
626
NL East · 1
Div Title
2025Atlanta Braves
W-L
76-86
Win%
0.469
RS
724
RA
734
NL East · 4
—
2024Atlanta Braves
W-L
89-73
Win%
0.549
RS
704
RA
607
NL East · 2
Playoffs
2023Atlanta Braves
W-L
104-58
Win%
0.642
RS
947
RA
716
NL East · 1
Div Title
2022Atlanta Braves
W-L
101-61
Win%
0.624
RS
789
RA
609
NL East · 1
Div Title
2021Atlanta Braves
W-L
88-73
Win%
0.547
RS
790
RA
656
NL East · 1
ChampionDiv Title
2020Atlanta Braves
W-L
35-25
Win%
0.583
RS
348
RA
288
NL East · 1
LCSDiv Title
2019Atlanta Braves
W-L
97-65
Win%
0.599
RS
855
RA
743
NL East · 1
Div Title
2018Atlanta Braves
W-L
90-72
Win%
0.556
RS
759
RA
657
NL East · 1
Div Title
2017Atlanta Braves
W-L
72-90
Win%
0.444
RS
732
RA
821
NL East · 3
—
2016Atlanta Braves
W-L
68-93
Win%
0.422
RS
649
RA
779
NL East · 5
—
2015Atlanta Braves
W-L
67-95
Win%
0.414
RS
573
RA
760
NL East · 4
—

Top 12 postseason games

Highest-rated postseason games in franchise history by the site's Game Score metric, which combines hype, quality, stakes, and matchup rank. Losses can outrank routine wins because the formula scores game quality, not franchise spin.

1
1995-10-28 · 1995 World Series G6 · Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium
2.584
W
2
1991-10-27 · 1991 World Series G7 · Extras · Hubert H Humphrey Metrodome
2.490
L
3
1948-10-11 · 1948 World Series G6 · Braves Field
2.404
L
4
1957-10-10 · 1957 World Series G7 · Yankee Stadium I
2.217
W
5
1991-10-26 · 1991 World Series G6 · Extras · Hubert H Humphrey Metrodome
2.178
L
6
1992-10-24 · 1992 World Series G6 · Extras · Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium
2.175
L
7
1992-10-14 · 1992 NLCS G7 · Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium
1.989
W
8
1995-10-26 · 1995 World Series G5 · Jacobs Field
1.797
L
9
1991-10-16 · 1991 NLCS G6 · Three Rivers Stadium
1.795
W
10
1957-10-09 · 1957 World Series G6 · Yankee Stadium I
1.778
L
11
1995-10-24 · 1995 World Series G3 · Extras · Jacobs Field
1.751
L
12
1992-10-21 · 1992 World Series G4 · Skydome
1.715
L

Rating through time

Where Braves sat against the rest of the league at the end of every season it played, from 1876 to 2026. Above average in 89 of 151 seasons.

00s20s40s60s80s00s13501500165018762026

Highest it ever rated
1625 1876, week 1
Lowest it ever rated
1385 1911, week 16

One point per season, at the rating it finished on, with a rule at every decade. Tap or drag any year for what it started on, where it peaked and where it finished. 1500 is the league average by construction, not a chosen line. The week-by-week detail for any season is on its own season page.

Games it had least right to win

Every Braves game ranked by the Elo win probability before first pitch. The last column is that probability; the lower it was, the bigger the upset.

Least likely wins, all time
  1. 11911-10-07beat New York Giants (away)5–2
  2. 21911-09-04beat New York Giants (away)8–7
  3. 31905-09-07beat New York Giants (away)1–0
  4. 41912-08-24beat Chicago Cubs (away)6–4
  5. 51885-09-15beat Chicago White Stockings (away)7–2
  6. 61906-09-18beat Chicago Cubs (home)6–4
  7. 71906-10-05beat New York Giants (away)7–1
  8. 81907-09-22beat Chicago Cubs (away)4–2
  9. 91944-08-20beat St. Louis Cardinals (away)5–3
  10. 101912-08-25beat Chicago Cubs (away)7–6
Least likely losses, all time
  1. 11884-07-23lost to Philadelphia Quakers (home)1–5
  2. 21879-08-30lost to Troy Trojans (home)2–4
  3. 31884-06-17lost to Philadelphia Quakers (home)2–7
  4. 41897-08-25lost to Louisville Colonels (home)0–11
  5. 51894-08-03lost to Washington Senators (home)4–8
Biggest upsets by decade16 decades
1870s
  1. 11876-09-23beat Chicago White Stockings (away)10–9
  2. 21877-05-12beat Chicago White Stockings (away)18–9
  3. 31877-05-16beat Chicago White Stockings (away)1–0
1880s
  1. 11885-09-15beat Chicago White Stockings (away)7–2
  2. 21886-07-05beat Chicago White Stockings (away)6–1
  3. 31886-07-06beat Chicago White Stockings (away)9–6
1890s
  1. 11896-09-16beat Baltimore Orioles (away)8–6
  2. 21896-09-17beat Baltimore Orioles (away)2–0
  3. 31896-07-18beat Cleveland Spiders (away)7–3
1900s
  1. 11905-09-07beat New York Giants (away)1–0
  2. 21906-09-18beat Chicago Cubs (home)6–4
  3. 31906-10-05beat New York Giants (away)7–1
1910s
  1. 11911-10-07beat New York Giants (away)5–2
  2. 21911-09-04beat New York Giants (away)8–7
  3. 31912-08-24beat Chicago Cubs (away)6–4
1920s
  1. 11929-09-08beat Chicago Cubs (away)13–11
  2. 21929-07-31beat Chicago Cubs (away)7–1
  3. 31928-07-07beat St. Louis Cardinals (away)11–3
1930s
  1. 11935-09-23beat New York Giants (away)9–7
  2. 21931-09-11beat St. Louis Cardinals (away)6–3
  3. 31931-09-06beat New York Giants (away)5–0
1940s
  1. 11944-08-20beat St. Louis Cardinals (away)5–3
  2. 21943-09-28beat St. Louis Cardinals (away)6–5
  3. 31942-08-07beat Brooklyn Dodgers (away)2–1
1950s
  1. 11952-09-27beat Brooklyn Dodgers (away)11–3
  2. 21951-08-11beat Brooklyn Dodgers (away)8–4
  3. 31952-08-15beat New York Giants (away)4–3
1960s
  1. 11968-08-16beat St. Louis Cardinals (away)5–1
  2. 21969-08-20beat Chicago Cubs (away)6–2
  3. 31968-08-17beat St. Louis Cardinals (away)3–2
1970s
  1. 11977-09-18beat Los Angeles Dodgers (away)9–8
  2. 21977-08-12beat Los Angeles Dodgers (away)5–2
  3. 31976-08-16beat Cincinnati Reds (away)4–3
1980s
  1. 11988-07-23beat New York Mets (away)6–1
  2. 21988-05-02beat New York Mets (away)3–1
  3. 31985-10-03beat Los Angeles Dodgers (away)5–0
1990s
  1. 11990-07-22beat New York Mets (away)3–2
  2. 21990-08-15beat Pittsburgh Pirates (away)8–1
  3. 31990-06-12beat Cincinnati Reds (away)8–3
2000s
  1. 12009-06-19beat Boston Red Sox (away)8–2
  2. 22008-09-23beat Philadelphia Phillies (away)3–2
  3. 32008-09-24beat Philadelphia Phillies (away)10–4
2010s
  1. 12016-07-07beat Chicago Cubs (away)4–3
  2. 22016-05-01beat Chicago Cubs (away)4–3
  3. 32016-08-12beat Washington Nationals (away)8–5
2020s
  1. 12025-08-31beat Philadelphia Phillies (away)3–1
  2. 22025-09-03beat Chicago Cubs (away)5–1
  3. 32021-10-20beat Los Angeles Dodgers (away, LCS)9–2

Probabilities are Neil Paine's Elo, home advantage included, over 22,606 decided games. Ties are left out. The week-by-week rating for any season is on its season page.

Award winners

League-wide awards held by Braves players or managers. Curated to the headline tier: MVP, Cy Young, Rookie of the Year, Manager of the Year, postseason MVPs, Hank Aaron, Roberto Clemente, and the rare Triple Crown.

NL MVP · 9

  • 2023Ronald Acuna
  • 2020Freddie Freeman
  • 1999Chipper Jones
  • 1991Terry Pendleton
  • 1983Dale Murphy
  • 1982Dale Murphy
  • 1957Hank Aaron
  • 1947Bob Elliott
  • 1914Johnny Evers

NL Cy Young · 7

  • 2024Chris Sale
  • 1998Tom Glavine
  • 1996John Smoltz
  • 1995Greg Maddux
  • 1994Greg Maddux
  • 1993Greg Maddux
  • 1991Tom Glavine

NL Rookie of the Year · 9

  • 2025Drake Baldwin
  • 2022Michael Harris
  • 2018Ronald Acuna
  • 2011Craig Kimbrel
  • 2000Rafael Furcal
  • 1990David Justice
  • 1978Bob Horner
  • 1971Earl Williams
  • 1950Sam Jethroe

NL Manager of the Year · 4

  • 2018Brian Snitker
  • 2005Bobby Cox
  • 2004Bobby Cox
  • 1991Bobby Cox

WS MVP · 3

  • 2021Jorge Soler
  • 1995Tom Glavine
  • 1957Lew Burdette

NLCS MVP · 6

  • 2021Eddie Rosario
  • 1999Eddie Perez
  • 1996Javy Lopez
  • 1995Mike Devereaux
  • 1992John Smoltz
  • 1991Steve Avery

All-Star Game MVP · 2

  • 2010Brian McCann
  • 1994Fred McGriff

Hank Aaron Award · 3

  • 2023Ronald Acuna
  • 2020Freddie Freeman
  • 2005Andruw Jones

Comeback Player of the Year · 5

  • 2025Ronald Acuña
  • 2024Chris Sale
  • 2019Josh Donaldson
  • 2018Jonny Venters
  • 2010Tim Hudson

Babe Ruth Award · 3

  • 2021Freddie Freeman
  • 1995Tom Glavine
  • 1957Lew Burdette

Reliever of the Year Award · 3

  • 2014Craig Kimbrel
  • 2012Craig Kimbrel
  • 2002John Smoltz

Triple Crown Batter · 1

  • 1894Hugh Duffy

Triple Crown Pitcher · 2

  • 1889John Clarkson
  • 1877Tommy Bond