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VOTE: Who is in your Atlanta Braves Top 4?

Braves numbers of distinction inside Truist Park.

Credit: Hyosub Shin

Credit: Hyosub Shin

Braves numbers of distinction inside Truist Park.
By The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
April 21, 2020

Time to carve your own Mount Rushmore.

Over the next several weeks, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution will determined the top four contributors — players, coaches, management or owners — for some of our professional franchises and colleges. A fan vote will be a part of the process as we get a list of 10 candidates to a final four. It’s not as easy as it sounds.

Let’s start with the Atlanta Braves.

Here is a list of 10 candidates for the Braves, in alphabetical order. (Voting, for purposes of our tallying, is closed):

We will leave the voting open for a week and then later reveal the voting results and final selections as determined by the AJC staff.

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