The article covers significant milestones in the history of the Braves franchise as well as major events in MLB history. It highlights Joey Jay's achievement as the first Little League player to reach the majors in 1953, alongside notable moments like Rowland Office's hitting streak and Ron Gant's first-pitch homer in 1996. It also discusses pivotal historical achievements in baseball, including Jackie Robinson's steals, Harmon Killebrew's first home run, and Vince Coleman's record-breaking steal, showcasing the legacies of these players in shaping the game.
The Braves sign 17-year old Joey Jay making him the first Little League player to make it to the major leagues.
Rowland Office's 29-game hitting streak ends but the Braves beat the Expos 2-1, with Office hitting .408 during the streak.
Ron Gant homers on the first pitch but the Cardinals beat the Braves 9-2, ending John Smoltz's 14-game winning streak.
In 1989, Vince Coleman breaks the major league record for consecutive stolen bases with 40, previously held by Davey Lopes.
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