Milwaukee Braves: Warren Spahn

After a military stint, Spahn began to pitch his way into the record books in 1946, becoming the winningest left-hander in baseball and fifth all-time with 363 total victories. He is also sixth all-time in shutouts and eighth all-time in innings pitched, and won the Cy Young Award in 1957. Winning 20 or more games a National League record.13 times, the lefty led the NL in victories 8 different seasons and was named to the All Star team 14 times. Spahn holds or shares nine franchise records including: most games started (635), complete games (374), innings pitched (5,046), games won (356), 20-win seasons, and shutouts (63).

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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