the atlanta braves won the world series for the first time in 1914.
the atlanta braves won the world series for the first time in 1914.
when did the atlanta braves win the world series for the first time?
1914
bullet::::- october 28 – in a pitchers' duel, the atlanta braves win game 6 of the world series 1–0, on a combined one-hitter by tom glavine and mark wohlers. david justice's sixth-inning home run accounts for the game's only run. in winning, the braves become the first team to win world championships representing three different cities – boston (1914), milwaukee (1957) and atlanta. catcher tony peña's leadoff single in the 6th is cleveland's only hit. glavine is named series mvp.









































bullet::::- november 2 – the new york yankees name joe torre as their new manager, replacing buck showalter.
1995 major league baseball season
bullet::::- (1) atlanta braves (eastern division champion, 90–54) vs. (4) colorado rockies (wild card, 77–67): braves win series, 3–1.









































bullet::::- (2) cincinnati reds (central division champion, 85–59) vs. (3) los angeles dodgers (western division champion, 78–66): reds win series, 3–0.









































the atlanta braves and cincinnati reds went on to meet in the nl championship series (nlcs). the braves became the national league champion, and defeated the american league champion cleveland indians in the 1995 world series.









































section::::atlanta vs. colorado.









































section::::atlanta vs. colorado.:game 1, october 3.









































coors field in denver, colorado
1995 national league division series