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John Smoltz
John's competitive nature was fostered early when, at age four, he was participating in accordion-playing contests. His killer instinct and wicked slider made him the NL's No. 2 man in SO/IP ratio.
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Johnny played in Milwaukee for 4 years when it was an American Association team. Now he's a top major-leaguer in the same city.



The second-youngest Major League player when 2017 ended, 20-year-old Ozzie opened his career 4-for-24, then surged to a .301-hitting finish from August 11 onward.



Returning to the Braves after 2 years in Service, Del paced N.L. Catchers in Assists and Double Plays (13) last season. Starting with Leavenworth in '48, he hit .304, and advanced to Evansville in '49, batting .351 in 38 games. Brought up by the Braves in mid-season, he posted a .263 batting mark in '49 and .220 in '50.



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Johan Silva
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Back to the Front! Braves card back du jour...

Bob Tiefenauer
Bobby developed an effective knuckleball and won another crack in the majors with the Braves. The veteran relief pitcher won 17 games with Tallahassee back in 1948. He has won 137 minor league ballgames!
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