Braves Franchise History 1957 - The Braves move to within a half game of the division leading Redlegs with a 7-2 win over the ...

Andruw Jones’ No. 25 was immortalized Saturday and will never be worn by an Atlanta Braves player again. The Braves retired Jones’ number during a pregame ceremony on the field before the team ...

ATLANTA — Andruw Jones, who won 10 Gold Gloves in a career that began with 12 seasons in Atlanta, became the 11th Braves player or manager to have his number retired on Saturday night.

But Andruw didn't debut until he was 19 in Sept. 1996. With the Braves, he played in two World Series, including during his rookie season. But Atlanta lost both. In 1996, Jones smashed a pair of ...

The Atlanta Braves are finally going to do the right thing and retire Andruw Jones’ No. 25. It has been a minute since the Atlanta Braves last retired a number, so it was only a matter of time ...

ATLANTA -- Andruw Jones, who won 10 Gold Gloves in a career that began with 12 seasons in Atlanta, became the 11th Braves player or manager to have his number retired on Saturday night.

Atlanta Braves icon Andruw Jones was a star MLB player with a powerful throwing arm and fabulous fielding abilities. Unfortunately for him, he had a turbulent personal life. In 2012, Jones was ...

While I am more of a college football guy than anything, the Atlanta Braves were my first ... published on fansided.com as ...

Andruw Jones was a 10-time Gold Glove award winner for the Atlanta Braves. And his son, Druw, can go and get it in centerfield, too. Druw plays for the High-A Hillsboro Hops, an affiliate of the ...

Bally Sports Southeast is going on the air early to broadcast the Andruw Jones number retirement ceremony prior to Dylan Dodd's start against Pittsburgh Atlanta Braves outfielder Andruw Jones is ...

ATLANTA — Terry Pendleton played with Andruw Jones for the first two months of Jones’ career in 1996 and was the Atlanta Braves’ hitting coach for Jones’ final seven seasons with the team ...

ATLANTA (AP) — Andruw Jones, who won 10 Gold Gloves in a career that began with 12 seasons in Atlanta, became the 11th Braves player or manager to have his number retired on Saturday night.