Vote: Braves’ greatest outfielders of all time

One of baseball’s greatest donned Braves gear for more than two decades.

Hank Aaron leads a long list of notable names to have patrolled the grass at Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium and Turner Field. So were offensive machines, others made dazzling defensive plays.

We couldn’t name every great, but who among these is the Braves’ best outfielder of all time?

Vote up your favorites to rank these options. Comment with any you feel have been left out.

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