Many people see the Atlanta Braves in different lights, asking different people about them, you will get very different answers. If you ask a young person who the Atlanta Braves are, you'll most likely hear something like this: Best baseball team ever since I've been alive. But if you ask an older, wiser person who the Atlanta Braves are, here's the answer you'll probably get: a baseball team that has incredibly come back from a not-so-great past, a great story of a baseball team worse than the first . . However, if you go to an informed person, someone who knows everything about the Atlanta Braves, and ask them the same question, I'm sure you'll get an answer like this: The Atlanta Braves are a team with a rich history, great victories, and superb leadership which allowed them to win 12 consecutive division titles. The history of the Atlanta Braves is very deep and very interesting, with 3 moves, 3 national titles and numerous stadiums, the Braves have been and will be one of the most fascinating teams in the world. baseball.“The Braves began in 1876 in Boston, then known as the 'Red Stockings.' And in 1883 they then became the 'Beaneaters' and then the now infamous 'Braves' in 1912. Then in 1914 the Boston Braves won their first national title, sweeping Philadelphia. (Atlanta.braves.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/atl/history/atl_history_timeline.jsp) In 1953, the Braves moved to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and won the franchise's second World Series just 4 years later in 1957. ( Atlanta.braves. mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/atl/history/atl_history_timeline.jsp) The Braves moved to Atlanta in 1966. The Braves had no top teams from 1966 to 1990, no World Series titles, but not until where they had been in previous years. In 1990 the Braves had the worst record in baseball, and then in 1991 they went from worst to first and went to the World Series. They went there again in 1992, but unfortunately lost both times. However, in 1995, the Braves once again participated in major league baseball, represented the National League, and the Cleveland Indians represented the American League. The series lasted six games, and in the sixth game the Braves won, beating the Indians, one-nil, and winning the World Series. I remember that game myself, I was in my living room with my family watching the game, and David Justice hit a solo home run, the only run of the game. Tom Glavine pitched a great game, I remember being so excited when they won.