The regular season is officially done-and-dusted, which means it’s time for the Braves to once again embark on their quest of reaching baseball’s promised land of a World Series title for the first time since 1995. They’ll be attempting to reach the Fall Classic for the first time since 1999, which is when their third baseman was in the midst of having what would end up being the best season of his career in terms of individual accolades.
Chipper Jones was the star of the show for the Braves in 1999 — he finished that season with career-highs in wRC+ (165), wOBA (.