Here is the complete 2021 schedule for the Atlanta Braves
The Atlanta Braves are one of the oldest franchises in the history of American sports. The team was founded in the year 1871. The Braves currently ply their trade in the East Division of the National League at Truist Park.
They were initially called the Boston Red Stockings since they were found in Boston.
The team, then underwent several name changes. And, in the first half of the 20th century they were known as the Boston Braves. Following their move to Milwaukee in 1953, they were called the Milwaukee Braves.
They came to be known as the Atlanta Braves, only after their move to Atlanta in 1966.
The Braves have won 3 World Series Titles, with their most recent win coming in 1995. Their first win came in the year 1914.
The team has won the East Division titles 15 times, and the West Division – 5 times. Their last division win was in the year 2020.
Liberty Media owns Atlanta Braves, who are managed by Brian Snitker.
Atlanta Braves 2021 roster
Pitchers
Ian Anderson, Jesse Biddle, Jesse Chavez, Tucker Davidson, Grant Dayton, Carl Edwards, Jr., Jay Flaa, Max Fried, Shane Greene, Luke Jackson, Nate Jones, Sean Kazmar Jr., Chris Martin, Tyler Matzek, A.J. Minter, Charlie Morton, Kyle Muller, Sean Newcomb, Joc Pederson, Edgar Santana, Will Smith, Drew Smyly, Ty Tice, Josh Tomlin, Jacob Webb, Bryse Wilson, Kyle Wright, Huascar Ynoa
Catchers
William Contreras, Travis d’Arnaud, Alex Jackson, Jonathan Lucroy, Jeff Mathis, Kevan Smith
Infielders
Ehire Adrianza, Ozzie Albies, Johan Camargo, Freddie Freeman, Austin Riley, Pablo Sandoval, Dansby Swanson
Outfielders
Ronald Acuña Jr., Abraham Almonte, Orlando Arcia, Guillermo Heredia, Ender Inciarte, Marcell Ozuna, Cristian Javier Pache
Atlanta Braves 2021 MLB Schedule
vs Tampa Bay | Sat, 17 Jul |
vs Tampa Bay | Sun, 18 Jul |
vs Tampa Bay | Sun, 18 Jul |
vs San Diego | Tue, 20 Jul |
vs San Diego | Wed, 21 Jul |
vs San Diego | Wed, 21 Jul |
@ Philadelphia | Fri, 23 Jul |
@ Philadelphia | Sat, 24 Jul |
@ Philadelphia | Sun, 25 Jul |
@ Philadelphia | Sun, 25 Jul |
@ New York Mets | Tue, 27 Jul |
@ New York Mets | Tue, 27 Jul |
@ New York Mets | Wed, 28 Jul |
@ New York Mets | Thu, 29 Jul |
@ New York Mets | Thu, 29 Aug |
vs Milwaukee | Sat, 31 Jul |
vs Milwaukee | Sun, 1 Aug |
vs Milwaukee | Sun, 1 Aug |
@ St.Louis | Wed, 4 Aug |
@ St.Louis | Thu, 5 Aug |
@ St.Louis | Fri, 6 Aug |
vs Washington | Sat, 7 Aug |
vs Washington | Sun, 8 Aug |
vs Washington | Sun, 8 Aug |
vs Cincinnati | Wed, 11 Aug |
vs Cincinnati | Thu, 12 Aug |
vs Cincinnati | Fri, 13 Aug |
@ Washington | Sat, 14 Aug |
@ Washington | Sun, 15 Aug |
@ Washington | Sun, 15 Aug |
@ Miami | Tue, 17 Aug |
@ Miami | Wed, 18 Aug |
@ Miami | Thu, 19 Aug |
@ Baltimore | Sat, 21 Aug |
@ Baltimore | Sun, 22 Aug |
@ Baltimore | Sun, 22 Aug |
vs New York Yankees | Tue, 24 Aug |
vs New York Yankees | Wed, 25 Aug |
vs San Francisco | Sat, 28 Aug |
vs San Francisco | Sun, 29 Aug |
vs San Francisco | Sun, 29 Aug |
@ Los Angeles | Tue, 31 Aug |
@ Los Angeles | Wed, 1 Sep |
@ Los Angeles | Thu, 2 Sep |
@ Colorado | Fri, 3 Sep |
@ Colorado | Sat, 4 Sep |
@ Colorado | Sun, 5 Sep |
@ Colorado | Mon, 6 Sep |
vs Washington | Wed, 8 Sep |
vs Washington | Thu, 9 Sep |
vs Washington | Fri, 10 Sep |
vs Miami | Sat, 11 Sep |
vs Miami | Sun, 12 Sep |
vs Miami | Sun, 12 Sep |
vs Colorado | Wed, 15 Sep |
vs Colorado | Thu, 16 Sep |
vs Colorado | Thu, 16 Sep |
@ San Francisco | Sat, 18 Sep |
@ San Francisco | Sun, 19 Sep |
@ San Francisco | Mon, 20 Sep |
@ Arizona | Tue, 21 Sep |
@ Arizona | Wed, 22 Sep |
@ Arizona | Thu, 23 Sep |
@ Arizona | Fri, 24 Sep |
@ San Diego | Sat, 25 Sep |
@ San Diego | Sun, 26 Sep |
@ San Diego | Mon, 27 Sep |
vs Philadelphia | Wed, 29 Sep |
vs Philadelphia | Thu, 30 Sep |
vs Philadelphia | Fri, 1 Oct |
vs New York Mets | Sat, 2 Oct |
vs New York Mets | Sun, 3 Oct |
vs New York Mets | Mon, 4 Oct |