Atlanta Braves

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150 seasons | 11190-11035 (.503) | 4 Championships

The Atlanta Braves have played since 1876, a total of 150 seasons. The franchise's all-time record is 11,190-11,035 (.503). They have won 4 World Series titles. The franchise has played under more than one name or in more than one city: Boston Red Caps, Boston Beaneaters, Boston Doves, Boston Rustlers, and Boston Braves.

W (Wins):
Games credited to a pitcher whose team took a lead it never surrendered while he was the pitcher of record.
L (Losses):
Games charged to the pitcher of record when the opposing team took a lead it never surrendered.
Win% (Winning Percentage):
Wins divided by games decided.

Data updated

πŸ† Championships (4)

2021 Atlanta Braves 4-2
1995 Atlanta Braves 4-2
1957 Milwaukee Braves 4-3
1914 Boston Braves 4-0

πŸ“Š Quick Stats

150 Seasons
11190 Wins
11035 Losses
.503 Win %
4 Titles
31 Playoffs

πŸ“ˆ Best & Worst Single Seasons

Best BA β€” 1894 .330 7% above the 1894 NL average (.309)
Worst BA β€” 1909 .223 8% below the 1909 NL average (.243)
Best ERA β€” 1877 2.15 24% better than the 1877 NL average (2.81)
Worst ERA β€” 1894 5.41 1% worse than the 1894 NL average (5.33)
Most R β€” 1894 1220 24% above the 1894 NL average (983 R)
Fewest R β€” 1878 298 6% below the 1878 NL average (317 R)

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⭐ All-Time Leaders

πŸ† Playoff History (46)

2024 Lost
2023 Lost
2022 Lost
2021 Won
2021 Won
2021 Won
2020 Lost
2020 Won
2020 Won
2019 Lost
2018 Lost
2013 Lost
2012 Lost
2010 Lost
2005 Lost
2004 Lost
2003 Lost
2002 Lost
2001 Lost
2001 Won
2000 Lost
1999 Won
1999 Won
1999 Lost
1998 Lost
1998 Won
1997 Lost
1997 Won
1996 Won
1996 Won
1996 Lost
1995 Won
1995 Won
1995 Won
1993 Lost
1992 Won
1992 Lost
1991 Won
1991 Lost
1982 Lost
1969 Lost
1958 Lost
1957 Won
1948 Lost
1914 Won
1892 Won

πŸ“… Season History

150 seasons on record

Franchise History

Wins per season β€” gold bars are World Series wins, silver are pennants.

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The Atlanta Braves franchise in brief

The quick stats for the Atlanta Braves read 150 seasons, 11190 wins, 11035 losses and a .503 percentage. Over time the franchise played as the Boston Red Caps (1876-1882), the Boston Beaneaters (1883-1906), the Boston Doves (1907-1910), the Boston Rustlers (1911), the Boston Braves (1912-1935), and the Boston Bees (1936-1940). The first season on record, 1876, was a 39-31 year for the Boston Red Caps; the latest, 2025, went 76-86. The championships panel lists 1914, 1957, 1995, and 2021. The latest championship came in 2021, by 4-2 in the Series. The Atlanta Braves reached the postseason in 31 seasons. The latest series in the playoff history is the 2024 NL Wild Card round, which the club lost.

The season history peaks at 93-39 in 1897 and bottoms out at 38-115 in 1935. The best team batting average came in 1894, .330, against a league average of .309, while 1909 bottomed out at .223. Pitching peaked in 1877, with a 2.15 team ERA against the league's 2.81, and the highest 5.41 in 1894. The 1894 team scored the most runs, 1220; the 1878 team scored the fewest, 298. The all-time leaders tile, ranked by games, opens with Hank Aaron (1954-1974), Chipper Jones (1993-2012), and Eddie Mathews (1952-1966). The notable players list continues with Andruw Jones, Fred Tenney, and Herman Long. Each row of the season history opens that year's team page, from 2025 back to 1876.

Atlanta Braves: Frequently Asked Questions

How many World Series have the Atlanta Braves won?
The Atlanta Braves have won 4 World Series titles.
What is the all-time record of the Atlanta Braves?
The Atlanta Braves are 11,190-11,035 (.503) all-time across 150 seasons.
When were the Atlanta Braves founded?
The franchise's first major league season was 1876, and its last was 2025.
What was the best season in Atlanta Braves history?
By winning percentage, the franchise's best season was 1897, when the team went 93-39.
Have the Atlanta Braves always played in the same city?
No. The franchise has played under these names and cities: Boston Red Caps, Boston Beaneaters, Boston Doves, Boston Rustlers, Boston Braves, and Boston Bees.