Talking Chop · Jul 7, 2023
This Day in Braves History : July 7th
Braves Franchise History
1914: In an exhibition game in Buffalo, the Bisons of the International League crush the Boston Braves, 10 - 2.
1918: Rabbit Maranville gets a 10-day leave from the Navy and hits .316 in 11 games for the Braves before going back to sea.
2008: Tough day at the office! Braves shutout by Dodgers Hiroki Kuroda who fired seven perfect innings. Atlanta could only muster two baserunners, a Mark Teixeira double and a walk in the 3-0 loss.
MLB History
1931: The Browns and the White Sox play a 12-inning game in which not a single strikeout is recorded. It is the longest no-strikeout game in major-league history. Chicago wins, 10 - 9.