Yesterday we went through the Dodgers, so today we’re moving on to the Braves. Same set up as yesterday, so here goes.
Batting Order: 1. Lonnie Smith-LF 2. Rafael Furcal-SS 3. Chipper Jones-3B 4. Hank Aaron-RF 5. Eddie Mathews-DH 6. Freddie Freeman-1B 7. Andruw Jones-CF 8. Joe Torre-C 9. Tony Cuccinello-2B
Bench: Fred Tenney-1B, (RF), Glenn Hubbard-2B, Rabbit Maranville-SS, (2B), Felipe Alou-RF, (CF), (1B), (LF), Dale Murphy-CF, (RF), (1B), (LF), Sid Gordon-LF, (3B), (RF).
Starting Rotation: 1. Greg Maddux 2. Warren Spahn 3. Phil Niekro 4. Tom Glavine 5. Kevin Millwood.
Bullpen: Long Relievers, 1. John Smoltz 2. Ed Brandt 3. Vic Willis
Set-up man: Gene Garber.
Closer: Craig Kimbrel.
There you go. Let me know what you think and feel free to chime in with your own lineup.
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Obviously that’s a strong lineup, but the Braves have been around for a long time. (I still remember them as the Boston Braves.) So there are many other players who might slot in at a suitable spot or two. Johnny Sain as a pitcher for one.
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Stewart, I know I have a few Boston Braves. Rabbit Maranville or Fred Tenney for example. I used to play this game called Sports Illustrated All Time All Star Baseball that was published in 1973. The Boston Braves I was sorry to not see there were Joe Adcock and Wally Berger.
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