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August 3: The Braves carry a 3-1 lead into the eighth, watch the Phillies score three, then answer with two in the bottom of the ninth for a 5-4 walk-off that pushes Atlanta's NL East lead to 9 1/2 games.

Braves Historian Sam Wallace joins the show to honor the Braves players who served in the United States military. From World War I through the Vietnam War, Wallace shares remarkable stories of service and sacrifice while showcasing historical artifacts from some of the franchise's military veterans.

Drake Baldwin's 402-foot drive off Shota Imanaga starts it, then Mike Yastrzemski's pinch-hit double and Mauricio Dubon's two-run homer break an eighth-inning tie; Atlanta beats the Cubs 4-1 to become the first club to 30 wins.

September 24: The final home game of the regular season at Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium. A crowd of 45,461 watches the division champions hold off Montreal 5-4 for the Braves' 88th win of the year.

Bryce Elder's eighth quality start drops his ERA to 1.97, then CJ Abrams twice puts Washington ahead; Chadwick Tromp answers with a two-out single in the 11th, the first walk-off hit of his career, for a 5-4 Braves win.

Steve Avery blanks the Marlins for nine innings, and the game is still scoreless in the bottom of the ninth when pinch-hitter Dwight Smith launches a two-out walk-off grand slam.

Back-to-back walk-offs at Fulton County; a night after Dwight Smith's slam, rookie Chipper Jones drills the first walk-off homer of his career, a ninth-inning solo shot off Robb Nen, to beat the Marlins 8-7.

NLCS Game 6. Eddie Rosario's three-run homer off Walker Buehler puts Atlanta ahead, then Tyler Matzek strikes out Pujols, Souza and Betts with the tying runs in scoring position. Braves win 4-2 for their first pennant since 1999.