In a remarkable display of power hitting, the Atlanta Braves have marked their position as the team to beat this season.
Alongside their incredible record of 96-51, the Braves have achieved a significant milestone by becoming only the second team in Major League Baseball (MLB) history to have five players reach 30-plus home runs in a single season.
In the recent game against the Miami Marlins, Ozzie Albies solidified his place in history as the fifth player on the Braves roster to hit 30 home runs this season.
With a powerful swing, Albies launched a home run in the top of the first inning, giving the Braves an early 2-0 lead.
Ozzie Albies became the fifth different Braves player to reach 30 HR this season, tied with the 2019 Twins for the most 30-HR hitters on a team in a season in MLB history. pic.twitter.com/7pPqAoLVn5
— ESPN Stats & Info (@ESPNStatsInfo) September 16, 2023
This achievement places him alongside his teammates Matt Olson, Ronald Acuna Jr., Austin Riley, and Marcell Ozuna, making the Braves the talk of the league.
With Albies’ inclusion, the Atlanta Braves have tied a remarkable record previously held by the 2019 Minnesota Twins. This accomplishment solidifies their place in MLB history.
Beyond their record-tying milestone, the Atlanta Braves boast an exceptional overall performance. With a staggering 96-51 record, they currently hold the best record in baseball.
