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[[File:Hank Aaron - Baseball HOF Induction 2013.jpg|thumbnail|right|200px|Playing the majority of his baseball career with the [[Atlanta Braves|Milwaukee and Atlanta Braves]]; spanning 23 seasons from 1954 to 1976, Hank Aaron held the MLB record for career home runs.]]
 
[[File:Hank Aaron - Baseball HOF Induction 2013.jpg|thumbnail|right|200px|Playing the majority of his baseball career with the [[Atlanta Braves|Milwaukee and Atlanta Braves]]; spanning 23 seasons from 1954 to 1976, Hank Aaron held the MLB record for career home runs.]]
 
==Playoff history==
 
==Playoff history==
In postseason appearances, the Atlanta Braves have faced the [[St. Louis Cardinals]] four times, which is second for most with the [[Houston Astros]] appearing against the Braves as an opponent five times. The Braves are one of the top teams to reach the playoffs most in MLB. Only five teams have reached the playoffs more than the Braves. The franchise has won three [[World Series]] – one in [[Boston]], one in [[Milwaukee]] and one in [[Atlanta]].
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In postseason appearances, the Atlanta Braves have faced the [[St. Louis Cardinals]] four times, which is second for most with the [[Houston Astros]] appearing against the Braves as an opponent five times. The Braves are one of the top teams to reach the playoffs most in MLB. The last time the Atlanta Braves won a playoff series was 2001 sweeping the Houston Astros in three games in the National League Division Series. Only five teams have reached the playoffs more than the Braves. The franchise has won three [[World Series]] – one in [[Boston]], one in [[Milwaukee]] and one in [[Atlanta]].
    
==Franchise records by postseason round==
 
==Franchise records by postseason round==
 
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[[File:Major_League_Baseball_Players_who_grew_up_in_Temecula_California_Allen Craig_of_the_St.Louis_Cardinals_Left_and_Reed Johnson_Of_The_Atlanta_Braves_Left_Center.jpg|thumbnail|right|200px|Reed Johnson of the Atlanta Braves, injured while hustling down the line discusses his injury with mananger Fredi Gonzalez in a July 2013 game against the St.Louis Cardinals in Atlanta Georgia]]
 
Updated through the 2019 postseason.  
 
Updated through the 2019 postseason.  
 
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