Greatest Atlanta Braves of all time, as voted by you

We put the vote to you, Braves fans.

Over seven days, we asked you to select the best Braves player in Atlanta at starting pitcher; closer; catcher; first base; second base; third base; shortstop ; and outfield.

These are the players you selected as the greatest at their positions when they played in Atlanta.

Click on the cards to reveal your choices.

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