Top 18 Atlanta Braves Players in Franchise History

By YPB Team

Home Run Kings and knuckleball wizards, dynasty aces and modern sluggers span a franchise's entire storied history, from the old ballparks to today. Who tops the list?

Chipper Jones — ranked #11
Chipper Jones
The Hall of Fame switch-hitting third baseman who was the face of the franchise for two decades.
1000pts
Hank Aaron — ranked #22
Hank Aaron
The Home Run King and greatest Brave ever, who broke Babe Ruth's record in 1974.
944pts
Fred McGriff — ranked #33
Fred McGriff
The 'Crime Dog' slugger whose 1993 arrival sparked a pennant run.
849pts
Warren Spahn — ranked #44
Warren Spahn
The winningest left-handed pitcher in MLB history and Braves cornerstone.
826pts
Matt Olson — ranked #55
Matt Olson
The powerful first baseman who broke the franchise single-season home run record in 2023.
762pts
Austin Riley — ranked #66
Austin Riley
The hard-hitting third baseman and All-Star anchor of the current lineup.
708pts
Tom Glavine — ranked #77
Tom Glavine
The crafty left-handed Hall of Famer and 1995 World Series MVP.
708pts
Phil Niekro — ranked #88
Phil Niekro
The knuckleball master who ranks third in franchise history with 268 wins.
707pts
Greg Maddux — ranked #99
Greg Maddux
The cerebral four-time Cy Young winner and defensive maestro of the 1990s rotation.
643pts
Andruw Jones — ranked #1010
Andruw Jones
The ten-time Gold Glove center fielder who hit 368 homers in Atlanta.
643pts
Javy López — ranked #1111
Javy López
The power-hitting catcher who set a record for homers by a backstop in 2003.
643pts
Dale Murphy — ranked #1212
Dale Murphy
The beloved back-to-back NL MVP outfielder of the 1980s.
566pts
Freddie Freeman — ranked #1313
Freddie Freeman
The steady All-Star first baseman and 2020 NL MVP who anchored a title team.
566pts
David Justice — ranked #1414
David Justice
The clutch outfielder whose homer won the 1995 World Series.
566pts
Eddie Mathews — ranked #1515
Eddie Mathews
The slugging Hall of Fame third baseman who hit 493 home runs in a Braves uniform.
566pts
Ronald Acuña Jr. — ranked #1616
Ronald Acuña Jr.
The electrifying 2023 NL MVP and first-ever 40-70 season superstar.
566pts
John Smoltz — ranked #1717
John Smoltz
The fireballing ace who dominated as both a starter and elite closer.
566pts
Brian McCann — ranked #1818
Brian McCann
The seven-time All-Star catcher and Georgia native who spanned two Braves eras.
471pts

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