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This Day in Braves History: Sean Kazmar goes 12 full seasons between big league appearances

Never give up! 1932: New York Giants first baseman Bill Terry ties a National League record with 21 putouts as the Giants beat the Boston Braves, 5-0, behind Hal Schumacher’s two-hit shutout.

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Sean Kazmar Jr. could play in first MLB game since 2008

Braves' Sean Kazmar Jr. could play in first MLB game since 2008

If he plays, Kazmar's gap between appearances would be the longest since 1950, passing Minnie Minoso and Satchel Paige. 

Braves select lefty Jesse Biddle, make other moves
Braves LHP Drew Smyly goes on IL with forearm inflammation
Reviewing the Atlanta Braves' offseason moves
Who has the most home runs in a season for every MLB franchise?
The' MLB 30/30 club' quiz

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