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Rome Braves

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Team management
Team mascots
Records
Current roster
Notable alumni
Notes
External links

{{Infobox Minor League Baseball
|name = Rome Braves
|founded = 2003
|city = Rome, Georgia
|misc =
|logo = RomeBravesLogo.PNG
|uniformlogo = RomeBravesCapLogo.PNG
|class level = Class A (2003–present)
|past class level=
|current league = South Atlantic League (2003–present)
|conference =
|division = Southern Division
|past league =
|majorleague = Atlanta Braves (2003–present)
|pastmajorleague =
|nickname = Rome Braves (2003–present)
|pastnames =
|ballpark = State Mutual Stadium (2003–present)
|pastparks =
|leaguenum = 2
|leaguechamps = 2003, 2016
|divnum = 2
|divisionchamps = 2003, 2016
|owner = Atlanta National League Baseball Club, Inc.
|manager = Matt Tuiasosopo
|gm = Jim Bishop
}}

The Rome Braves are a Class A minor league affiliate of the Atlanta Braves. In 2003, the team, previously known as the Macon Braves, moved from Macon, Georgia, to Rome, Georgia, 60 miles northwest of Atlanta.

Home games are played at State Mutual Stadium, which was built entirely from a SPLOST tax before State Mutual paid for the naming rights, opened April 11, 2003 and seats 5,105. In addition to three levels of regular seating, the stadium also features a lawn seating area known as "Applebee's Home Run Hill." There are also 14 suites for VIP fans.

Team management

Randy Ingle was appointed manager of the team in 2006, replacing Rocket Wheeler, who moved to the other Class-A farm team for the Atlanta Braves, the Myrtle Beach Pelicans. According to the official Rome Braves Website, 2008 marks Ingle's 30th year with the Braves organization. Ingle was replaced in 2011 by Matt Walbeck, but he did not last through the season, and was replaced by Rick Albert. Ingle returned to manage the team for its 2012 and 2013 seasons.

Team mascots

The Rome Braves have three mascots, Romey, Roxie, and introduced for the 2015 season their "son" Roman. Romey is a tall (six-foot-three-inch), blue, furry humanoid male mascot with yellow hair, while Roxie, who was added to the team after the 2005 season, is five-feet-five-inches tall, humanoid, a lighter blue, and has a large yellow ponytail.

Records

Season records^[1]

Season	First Half Record	Second Half Record	Overall Record
2003	36–33, 4th place South	42–28, 1st place South	78–61, 2nd place South
2004	40–30, 3rd place South	30–40, 7th place South	70–70, 3rd place South
2005	39–29, 3rd place South	33–36, 6th place South	72–65, 4th place South
2006	42–28, 1st place South	29–40, 6th place South	71–68, 5th place South
2007	29–41, 7th place South	37–33, 6th place South	66–74, 6th place South
2008	22–47, 8th place South	34–34, 6th place South	56–81, 8th place South
2009	35–35, 5th place South	31–38, 6th place South	66–73, 6th place South
2010	30–39, 6th place South	29–41, 7th place South	59–80, 7th place South
2011	25–45, 7th place South	35–35, 5th place South	60–80, 5th place South
2012	18–52, 7th place South	44–24, 1st place South	62–72, 7th place South
2013	36–33, 5th place South	37–33, 2nd place South	73–66, 4th place South
[https://www.baseball-reference.com/register/league.cgi?id=34046118 2014]	24-46, 7th place South	32–38, 4th place South	56-84
[https://www.baseball-reference.com/register/league.cgi?id=a4d5223b 2015]	31–39, 6th place South	27–43, 7th place South	58–82
[https://www.baseball-reference.com/register/league.cgi?id=8089b231 2016]	27-42, 6th place South	43–27, 1st place South	70–69

Current roster

Notable alumni

Hall of Fame alumni

Tom Glavine (Played 1 game for the team in 2009)
Chipper Jones (Played 1 game for the team in 2004,^[2] 3 games in 2005,^[3] 2 games in 2011, and 2 games in 2012^[2])
John Smoltz (2008) Inducted, 2016^[3]

Notable alumni

Blaine Boyer^[4]
Kyle Davies^[4]
Yunel Escobar^[5]
Julio Franco (Played 4 games for the team in 2007^[6])
Jeff Francoeur^[4]
Max Fried
Tommy Hanson
Jason Heyward
Omar Infante (Played 3 games for the team in 2009)
Chuck James^[7]
Kelly Johnson (Played 5 games for the team in 2006^[8])
Brandon Jones^[9]
Brian Jordan (Played 1 game for the team in 2006^[8])
Jason Marquis (1997)^[10]
Brian McCann^[4]
Martín Prado^[7]
David Ross (Played 2 games for the team in 2009)
Jo-Jo Reyes^[8]
Jarrod Saltalamacchia^[7]

Notes

1. ^South Atlantic League Baseball-Reference.com
2. ^{{cite web|title=Baseball-reference|url=https://www.baseball-reference.com/minors/player.cgi?id=jones-005lar|accessdate=2012-06-20}}
3. ^Rome News – Tribune
4. ^¹²³2003 Rome Braves Statistics and Leaders Baseball-Reference.com
5. ^¹2005 Rome Braves Statistics and Leaders Baseball-Reference.com
6. ^2007 Rome Braves Statistics and Leaders Baseball-Reference.com
7. ^¹²³2004 Rome Braves Statistics and Leaders Baseball-Reference.com
8. ^¹²2006 Rome Braves Statistics and Leaders Baseball-Reference.com
9. ^Brandon Jones Statistics (Minor Leagues) Baseball-Reference.com
10. ^"Phil Niekro Award: Braves Outstanding Minor League Pitcher", Braves400, accessed 7/20/09 {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110725101112/http://www.braves400.org/event_gameboree_phil_niekro.html |date=2011-07-25 }}

External links

Official Rome Braves website

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