This Day in Braves History: Jeff Blauser hits three homers in one game
Briefly

The Braves franchise has a rich history featuring significant events such as Tommy Holmes' 37-game hitting streak in 1945, which remains a franchise record. In 1953, Eddie Matthews recorded the first grand slam in Milwaukee Braves history while sweeping a doubleheader against the Cardinals. Jeff Blauser made history in 1992 as the fourth shortstop to hit three home runs in a game, helping the Braves defeat the Cubs. In 2000, the Braves traded for Andy Ashby, who contributed with 15 starts and an 8-6 record.
In 1945, Tommy Holmes’ hitting streak came to an end after 37 games, marking a franchise record for the Braves, as he hit .433 during the streak.
The Braves franchise witnessed significant moments, including Eddie Matthews hitting the first grand slam in Milwaukee's history in 1953 during a doubleheader sweep against the Cardinals.
In 1992, Jeff Blauser made history by becoming only the fourth shortstop to hit three home runs in a game as the Braves triumphed over the Cubs.
In 2000, the Braves acquired Andy Ashby from the Phillies, who went on to make 15 starts, achieving an 8-6 record with a 4.13 ERA.
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