TruIst Park
Opening their new park in 2017, the Atlanta Braves left Turner Field, their home since 1997, for the newly constructed Truist Park, located just 10 miles outside of downtown Atlanta.
A more convenient location and double the parking spaces are the first thing that fans will notice as they approach this new Braves venue, and it has gone a long way towards keeping attendance high. The intimate design allows for the highest percentage of seats closer to the field of any MLB stadium.
The low number of luxury suites at this venue ensures that competition is high when it comes to getting your group into a box. Your best bet is to always call us at 610-828-7407 to inquire about the pricing and availability of these magnificent suites. Whether you are looking to host at Truist Park for business or pleasure, you can trust that LuxuryVIPSuites.com has the connections and experience to make sure that you have a seamless event. The state-of-the-art amenities and delicious catering spreads will dazzle your guests. There is no better way to experience all of the action of an Atlanta Braves baseball game than in the luxury suites at Truist Park.
Suite owners are encouraged to email us direct at sales@luxuryvipsuites.com to begin a very special partnership. The MLB season is long and grueling. A schedule which features 81 home games almost guarantees you won’t be able to attend every game. Why not let your suite work for you when you cannot enjoy the game by renting it out to our exclusive clientele? You can share this wonderful commodity while earning back on your annual investment. Contact us today to learn more.
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Representing the great state of Georgia, the Atlanta Braves are a charter member of the National League. Bouncing around from Boston to Milwaukee before finally settling in Atlanta in 1966, and going through a number of different team names along the way, the Atlanta Braves established themselves as a strong competitor and, thanks to a very beneficial television deal, garnered a national following due to their exposure.
The headlines pertaining to the Braves in their early years in Atlanta were very much a carry-over from those they had in Milwaukee. The main story was a team that seemed to hang around .500 for the most part, and was led by one of the greatest ball players of all-time in Hank Aaron.
Aaron, who broke Babe Ruth’s home run record, held the title from 1974 until it was broken again in 2006 by Barry Bonds. Other accolades garnered by this first ballot Hall of Famer include 25 all-star appearances, a World Series title with the Milwaukee Braves in 1957, an NL MVP, three Gold Glove Awards, multiple NL batting champion titles, multiple NL home run leader titles, and having his number (44) retired by the Atlanta Braves and Milwaukee Brewers. He was also awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the highest civilian honor of the United States.
When Ted Turner purchased the team in 1976, he used his cable network to promote the club nationally. Bobby Cox was hired as manager in 1978 before being replaced by Joe Torre in 1981. Evidently, this was not the best move to make as the Braves would go through four more managers in the 80s before returning Bobby Cox to the dugout for the Braves.
His first year back in uniform ended with the Braves posting a 65-97 record, the worst in baseball. However, in the second year under Cox’s management, the team began to take shape. Young pitchers Tom Glavine and John Smoltz developed into aces and Chipper Jones was selected with the number one overall draft pick. They shot up to 94-68 just one season later, not only making the playoffs for the first time since 1982, but advancing to the World Series. They would lose in seven games to the Minnesota Twins. Repeating as NL pennant winners again in 1992, the Braves lost in six games to the Toronto Blue Jays in the World Series. A return trip to the NLCS in 1993 resulted in a loss.
A contender always on the cusp of victory, the Braves finally were able to get over the hump in the 1995 season. Matched up against a Cleveland Guardians team that had won 100 games that year, the Braves bested the tribe, winning the series four games to two to capture their first championship in Atlanta and their first World Series since 1957.
Bobby Cox’s tenure in Atlanta is remembered quite fondly by Braves fans. Making the playoffs 19 out of 24 years, the Atlanta Braves were thought of as perennial contenders in the NL East.
These days, the franchise is once again a championship contender after emerging from their rebuilding phase. Manager Brian Snitker was named the club’s manager in 2016 and helped guide the process through to today’s product.
It was a progression which saw Atlanta climbs out from a 68-win team in 2016 to a 72-win team in 2017. Both seasons ended short of a playoff berth, but the plan was in motion. 2018 saw the Braves jump to a 90-win team with a first-place finish in the NL East. It was their first playoff appearance since 2013, but it ended in a 3-1 NLDS loss to Los Angeles. Ever-resilient, the Braves roared back in 2019 with a 97-win season, good enough for first place again. However, this time, the Braves fell three games to two against St. Louis in the NLDS. In the pandemic-shortened 2020 season, Atlanta went 35-25 for their third straight NL East title. This time they would push all the to the National League Championship Series. Earning a matchup against the LA Dodgers, the Braves gave it all they had. Unfortunately, they were eliminated in game seven.
Despite the disappointment, the Braves regrouped heading into the 2021 season. Still loaded with talent and fueled by their near World Series appearance, Atlanta went on a tear. Cruising to a fourth consecutive NL East crown, the Braves posted a record of 88-73. The Braves took out the Milwaukee Brewers three games to one before an NLCS rematch with the Dodgers. This time, however, it was Atlanta to emerge victorious. Eliminating the reigning champs in a six game series set the table for the Braves to advance to the World Series.
Winning the title would be no easy task. It was the Houston Astros in the opposing dugout and that team was stacked with talent. Unphased by an opponent who had been in two of the last four World Series (and winning one of them), the Braves knew that they had earned their appearance and deserved to be there. Taking game one in a six to two victory, Houston hit right back n game two. Atlanta fought back, shutting out the Astros in game three and edging them in game four to put Houston on the brink of elimination. Houston roared back in game five before Atlanta poured it on in a 7-0 game six victory to win the second World Series title in franchise history.
The 2022 season did not produce a repeat. While Atlanta did win the division for the fifth year in a row, they were bounced from the postseason in a four game series against Philadelphia. However, this club is resilient and has a wealth of talent.
Keeping most of their core under contract, the Braves send Sean Murphy behind the plate to catch. First base is manned by Matt Olson while Ozzie Albies takes second with Orlando Arcia at shortstop. Austin Riley makes the long throws from third base while the outfield is covered by Eddie Rosario in left, Michael Harris in center field, and Ronald Acuna in right. Marcell Ozuna swings the big bat as the DH.
A dangers rotation of pitchers is led off by Max Fried. Following him are Spencer Strider, Charlie Morton, Kyle Wright, and Bryce Elder. Joe Jimenez is the set up man while Raisel Iglesias and AJ Minter earn the saves. Expect to see this Braves team make a push for the division and beyond in 2023.
Historical heroes of the Atlanta Braves franchise include Hank Aaron, Warren Spahn, Eddie Mathews, Phil Nierko, Dale Murphy, Chipper Jones, John Smoltz, Greg Maddux, Tom Glavine, and Andruw Jones. Learn more about the history of the Atlanta Braves by clicking here.
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