Brave's alphabetics

[Francoeurstein]

I think everyone knows the rules. No X, Q, & U.

I'll start

The one, The great, Henry "Hank" Aaron

[Francoeurstein]

Bob Horner

[Francoeurstein]

Chipper Jones

[soberdennis]

Don McMahon

[Atlanta Braves Freak]

E- Edgar Renteria

[Alibi Ike]

Does it only apply to Braves of Atlantonian persuasion?

I'll keep it as such for now:

Juilo Franco

[jwkfs]

Greg Olson

[soberdennis]

On the Dodger thread we have used all Dodgers. Unless the starter of the thread says otherwise, we can use all Braves.
Gene Garber

[Atlanta Braves Freak]

"G" has already been used soberdennis.

H- Todd Hollandsworth

[soberdennis]

My bad.
Pete Incagvilia

[Francoeurstein]

John Smoltz

[jwkfs]

Ryan Klesko

[JohnGelnarFan]

L

Mike Lum

[Go Bravos!!!#1]

Mark Wohlers

[Go Bravos!!!#1]

Russ Nixon (manager)

[Go Bravos!!!#1]

Ken Oberkfell

[Go Bravos!!!#1]

Pete Orr...

[Go Bravos!!!#1]

Quilvio Veras

[Go Bravos!!!#1]

Ray King...

[Go Bravos!!!#1]

Steve Avery

[Francoeurstein]

Tim Hudson

[soberdennis]

We skip U but there was Cecil Upshaw
Vern Bickford- threw a nono in 1950.

[Atlanta Braves Freak]

W-Wally Joyner

[Go Bravos!!!#1]

Claudell Washington

[Francoeurstein]

I guess we need to skip "Y"...

And I can't think of any Z's...

[soberdennis]

If you include all Braves, there was some guy who finishe his career in Boston for the Braves named Cy Young. You might have heard of him.

[41-44-VB]

Zane Smith

For the F's, how about Frank Funk

[soberdennis]

How about Tommie Aaron

[JohnGelnarFan]

B

Clete Boyer

[soberdennis]

Tony Cloninger-pitcher who hit two Grand Slams in one game.

[JohnGelnarFan]

D

Bob Didier

[soberdennis]

One of the heroes of 1914-Johnny Evers

[Francoeurstein]

Frank Funk :D

[jwkfs]

Greg Maddux

[JohnGelnarFan]

H

Walt Hriniak

[jwkfs]

Ivan Murrell, who was a Brave in 1974, 10 years before I was born. :)

[soberdennis]

Part of a famous pitching duo-Johnny Sain

[JohnGelnarFan]

K

Tom Kelley

[jrh31584]

L

Mark Lemke

[JohnGelnarFan]

M

Eddie Mathews

[jwkfs]

Otis Nixon

[soberdennis]

Oddibe McDowell

[CanadianKid]

Phil "Knucksie" Niekro

[JohnGelnarFan]

R

Rod Gilbreath

[soberdennis]

Some pretty good pitcher named Warren Spahn

[Mr. Met]

Tommy Aaron

[soberdennis]

Tommy Aaron
I began this round with Tommie. But Lefty Tyler of the Miracle Braves works.
I'll go ahead and do V-Bill Voiselle-overshadowed by Spahn and Sain when it didn't rain.

[41-44-VB]

Cecil Upshaw

[41-44-VB]

My bad, I see Upshaw has been used already. I apologize

[41-44-VB]

here's one Arnie Umbach
Charlie Vaughn

[soberdennis]

I already did a V. But that's ok.
I believe Paul Waner ended his career with the Braves.

[JohnGelnarFan]

Y

Harley Young - Boston Braves

[41-44-VB]

Here are some, let's call them, cheating Z's...

Juan Pizzzzzaro

Ken MacKenzzzzie

[jwkfs]

And back around again!

Steve Avery

[41-44-VB]

Biff Pocoroba

[41-44-VB]

Chris Chambliss

Don Dillard

[JohnGelnarFan]

Ed Goodson

[CanadianKid]

Jeff Francoeur

[jpenrod]

Marquis Grissom

[jwkfs]

Mike Heath

[soberdennis]

Alexis Infante- Had exactly half of his at bats(28/56) and played exactly 1/3 of his games(20/60) with the Braves.
I'm digging them up.

[41-44-VB]

Ken Johnson

[soberdennis]

Ryan Klesko

[41-44-VB]

Larvelle Blanks

[soberdennis]

HOFer from miracle Braves-Rabbit Maranville

[JohnGelnarFan]

N

Jumbo Jim Nash

[41-44-VB]

Danny O'Connell

[soberdennis]

Gaylord Perry
I want to do the R too
George H. Ruth.

[Tomahawk Dynasty]

Does management count? If so, Ned Yost would have worked for Y.

I'll stick to players.

O
Bruce Sutter.

[soberdennis]

Tommy Holmes- long had NL modern hitting streak record until Rose broke it.

[Tomahawk Dynasty]

U
Arnold Umbach
(Milwaukee Braves)

[soberdennis]

Bill Voiselle-when rain didn't come.

[Tomahawk Dynasty]

W
Walt Weiss. (Double W! Aw yeah!)