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October 14: Steve Avery throws six scoreless innings and series MVP Mike Devereaux caps a five-run seventh with a three-run homer as the Braves shut out Cincinnati 6-0, complete the sweep and win their third pennant in five years.

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.

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.

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.

Chris Sale wins the 150th game of his career, allowing one hit over six innings with nine strikeouts; Matt Olson's three-run homer off Aaron Nola opens the scoring as Atlanta beats Philadelphia 6-2 and becomes the first club to 20 wins.

C.J. Nitkowski hosts the Hall of Fame induction speeches by Braves greats Hank Aaron, Phil Neikro, Bobby Cox, Eddie Mathews, Fred McGriff and Andruw Jones.

Drake Baldwin and Michael Harris II homer off rookie Connelly Early, and Spencer Strider allows one run over 5 1/3 innings. After Boston ties it late, Mike Yastrzemski ends it with a walk-off double in the 10th for a 3-2 Braves win.