Atlanta Braves: Dale Murphy

Before the Braves started winning Division championships annually was a decade known primarily for their star player, Dale Murphy. From 1980 to 1990 Murphy won back-to-back league MVP awards in 1982 & 1983, appeared in seven All-Star games (leading all players in votes in 1985), won five Gold Gloves, and appeared in 740 consecutive games from September 26, 1981 through July 8, 1986. He holds 13 Atlanta franchise records including most home runs (371), RBIs (1,143), hits (1,901), runs (1,103), and games (1,926).

Manager	Bobby Cox
First Baseman	Joe Adcock
Second Baseman	Felix Millan
Third Baseman	Eddie Mathews
Shortstop	Rabbit Maranville
Left Fielder	Chipper Jones
Center Fielder	Andruw, Jones
Right Fielder	Hank Aaron
Catcher	Del Crandall
RH Pitcher	Greg Maddux
LH Pitcher	Warren Spahn
Closer	John Smoltz

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