Despite winning only one World Series title in 1995, the Braves put together one of the most dominating stretches in baseball history, winning 14 consecutive division titles and reaching the Fall Classic five times between 1991-2005. The team's trademark during the historic run was pitching, led by pitching coach Leo Mazzone. Once voted by ESPN.com to be the best assistant coach in sports, Mazzone watched -- and rocked -- from the dugout while Tom Glavine, Greg Maddux and John Smoltz won a combined six Cy Young Awards in an eight-year period under his tutelage. While Mazzone gets praise for his...
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