Every Atlanta Braves Hall of Famer

Few franchises can claim a Hall of Fame legacy as rich and storied as the Atlanta Braves. From Hammerin' Hank to the heart of a dynasty, these are the immortals who wore the tomahawk and left their marks on baseball forever.

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Hank Aaron

Hank Aaron is simply the heart and soul of the Atlanta Braves, a player whose greatness transcended the game itself. He spent the prime of his legendary career in Atlanta and Milwaukee, chasing and eventually surpassing Babe Ruth's all-time home run record in one of the most celebrated moments in sports history. His courage, dignity, and brilliance made him not just a baseball icon but a true American hero.

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Chipper Jones

Chipper Jones was the face of the Atlanta Braves for his entire career, a homegrown talent who never wore another uniform and gave Braves fans everything they could have asked for. A switch-hitting third baseman with a sweet stroke and a fierce competitive spirit, he was the constant thread through Atlanta's remarkable run of division titles. When Cooperstown came calling, there was no question which cap he wore on his plaque.

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Andruw Jones

Andruw Jones was widely regarded as one of the greatest defensive center fielders the game has ever seen, patrolling the outfield at Turner Field with an effortless grace that left hitters shaking their heads. He burst onto the national stage as a teenager in the World Series and went on to become a cornerstone of the Braves for over a decade. His combination of Gold Glove defense and powerful hitting made him one of the most complete players of his era.

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John Smoltz

John Smoltz did something no other Hall of Famer has done, excelling as both a frontline starter and one of the most dominant closers in the game, all while spending the bulk of his career in a Braves uniform. He was the ace when Atlanta needed an ace and the shutdown closer when the team needed saving, a versatile warrior who delivered in October more times than fans can count. His 2015 induction into Cooperstown was a moment the entire Braves family celebrated with tremendous pride.

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Tom Glavine

Tom Glavine was the picture of consistency and craftiness, a left-hander who made batters look foolish with location and movement rather than pure velocity. He was one of the cornerstones of the greatest pitching rotation in modern baseball history alongside Maddux and Smoltz, anchoring the Braves through their dynasty years in the 1990s. Though he spent time with the Mets later in his career, his legacy will always be rooted in Atlanta.

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Greg Maddux

Greg Maddux was a pitching genius, a four-time Cy Young Award winner whose command and intellect on the mound were unlike anything the game had seen before or since. He joined the Braves in the early 1990s and helped form what many consider the greatest pitching staff ever assembled, winning three of his four Cy Young Awards in Atlanta. Though he started his career with the Cubs and finished with several other clubs, his years in Atlanta represented the absolute peak of his remarkable career.

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The Whole Lineup on One Plaque

Can't pick just one? The Atlanta Braves All-Time Greats plaque brings the franchise legends together on a single piece.

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Every Atlanta Braves Hall of Famer

Every Baseball Hall of Fame member who had a real playing stint with the Atlanta Braves, ordered by their tenure with the franchise.

Player Years with Atlanta Braves Games Primary Team
Hank Aaron 1954-1974 3076 Atlanta Braves
Chipper Jones 1993, 1995-2012 2499 Atlanta Braves
Eddie Mathews 1952-1966 2223 Atlanta Braves
Rabbit Maranville 1912-1920, 1929-1933, 1935 1795 Atlanta Braves
Andruw Jones 1996-2007 1761 Atlanta Braves
Hugh Duffy 1892-1900 1153 Atlanta Braves
Warren Spahn 1942, 1946-1964 746 Atlanta Braves
Phil Niekro 1964-1983, 1987 742 Atlanta Braves
John Smoltz 1988-1999, 2001-2008 720 Atlanta Braves
Fred McGriff 1993-1997 636 Atlanta Braves
Kid Nichols 1890-1901 585 Atlanta Braves
Tommy McCarthy 1885, 1892-1895 552 Atlanta Braves
Tom Glavine 1987-2002, 2008 541 Atlanta Braves
Greg Maddux 1993-2003 366 Atlanta Braves
Vic Willis 1898-1905 338 Atlanta Braves
Billy Southworth 1921-1923 337 Atlanta Braves
John Clarkson 1888-1892 244 Atlanta Braves
Harry Wright 1876-1877 2 Atlanta Braves
Bobby Cox (manager) — — Atlanta Braves
Billy Hamilton 1896-1901 690 Philadelphia Phillies
Jimmy Collins 1895-1900 674 Boston Red Sox
Al López 1936-1940 471 Los Angeles Dodgers
Dave Bancroft 1924-1927 445 Philadelphia Phillies
King Kelly 1887-1889, 1891-1892 442 Chicago Cubs
Orlando Cepeda 1969-1972 401 San Francisco Giants
George Sisler 1928-1930 388 Baltimore Orioles
Johnny Evers 1914-1917, 1929 318 Chicago Cubs
Jim O'Rourke 1876-1878, 1880 277 San Francisco Giants
Red Schoendienst 1957-1960 272 St. Louis Cardinals
Ted Simmons 1986-1988 227 St. Louis Cardinals
Paul Waner 1941-1942 209 Pittsburgh Pirates
Rogers Hornsby 1928 140 St. Louis Cardinals
Dan Brouthers 1889 126 Los Angeles Dodgers
Bruce Sutter 1985-1986, 1988 112 Chicago Cubs
Rube Marquard 1922-1925 109 San Francisco Giants
Ernie Lombardi 1942 105 Cincinnati Reds
Al Simmons 1939 93 Athletics
Joe Kelley 1891, 1908 85 Cincinnati Reds
Billy Herman 1946 75 Chicago Cubs
Billy Wagner 2010 71 Houston Astros
Joe Medwick 1945 66 St. Louis Cardinals
Hoyt Wilhelm 1969-1971 61 Chicago White Sox
Deacon White 1877 59 Chicago Cubs
Babe Ruth 1935 28 New York Yankees
Gaylord Perry 1981 24 San Francisco Giants
Lloyd Waner 1941 19 Pittsburgh Pirates
Ben Taylor 1955 12 Baltimore Orioles
Burleigh Grimes 1930 11 Los Angeles Dodgers
Cy Young 1911 11 Boston Red Sox
Enos Slaughter 1959 11 St. Louis Cardinals
Earl Averill 1941 8 Cleveland Guardians
Ed Walsh 1917 4 Chicago White Sox

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