Richmond Braves

• Location: Richmond, VA
• League: International League 1966-2008
• Affiliation: Atlanta Braves 1966-2008
• Ballpark: Parker Field 1966-1984; The Diamond 1985-2008
• Notable Alumni: Brett Butler, Ralph Garr, Glenn Hubbard, Brook Jacoby, Chipper Jones, Ryan Klesko, Javy Lopez, Dale Murphy, Ron Reed, John Smoltz

The Richmond Virginians moved to Toledo leaving Richmond with no team in 1965. But with the Milwaukee Braves moving to Atlanta, they moved the Atlanta Crackers to Virginia to become the Richmond Braves in 1966.

Following disagreements about management of The Diamond between the Atlanta Braves and the city of Richmond, VA, it was announced on January 15, 2008 that the team would be moving to a newly built $40 million stadium in Gwinnett County, Georgia for the 2009 season to become the Gwinnett Braves.

Year-by-Year Record

Year	Record	Finish	Manager	Playoffs	Hitting Coach	Pitching Coach	Team MVP	Most Outstanding Pitcher
1966	75-72	4th	Bill Adair	Lost League Finals
1967	81-60	1st	Lum Harris	Lost in 1st round
1968	59-87	8th	Eddie Haas
1969	56-83	8th	Mickey Vernon
1970	73-67	5th	Mickey Vernon
1971	69-71	6th	Clyde King
1972	65-78	6th	Clyde King
1973	53-93	8th	Bobby Hofman (18-43) / Clint Courtney (35-50)
1974	75-65	3rd	Clint Courtney	Lost in 1st round
1975	62-75	6th	Clint Courtney (29-30) / Bob Lemon (33-45)
1976	69-71	4th	Jack McKeon	Lost League Finals
1977	71-69	4th	Tommie Aaron	Lost in 1st round			Dale Murphy, Mickey Mahler
1978	71-68	4th	Tommie Aaron	League Champs		Johnny Sain	Hank Small
1979	76-64	3rd	Tom Burgess	Lost in 1st round		Johnny Sain	Jerry Keller
1980	69-71	4th	Fred Hatfield	Lost in 1st round		Johnny Sain	Terry Harper
1981	83-56	2nd	Eddie Haas	Lost League Finals		Johnny Sain	Brett Butler
1982	82-57	1st	Eddie Haas	Lost in 1st round	Craig Robinson	Johnny Sain	Gerald Perry
1983	80-59	2nd	Eddie Haas	Lost League Finals	Craig Robinson	Johnny Sain	Brad Komminsk
1984	66-73	6th	Eddie Haas / Bobby Dews			Johnny Sain	Paul Zuvella
1985	75-65	5th	Roy Majtyka			Bruce Dal Canton	Doc Estes
1986	80-60	1st	Roy Majtyka	League Champs		Bruce Dal Canton	Gerald Perry
1987	56-83	8th	Roy Majtyka		Rick Albert	Nardi Contreras	Mike Fischlin	Marty Clary
1988	66-75	4th	Jim Beauchamp		Clarence Jones	Leo Mazzone	Dave Griffin	John Smoltz
1989	81-65	2nd	Jim Beauchamp	League Champs	Sonny Jackson & Johnny Grubb	Leo Mazzone	Greg Tubbs	Gary Eave
1990	71-74	4th	Jim Beauchamp		Sonny Jackson & Johnny Grubb	Leo Mazzone/	Geronimo Berroa	Paul Marak
1991	65-79	8th	Phil Niekro		Sonny Jackson	Bruce Dal Canton	Tracy Woodson	Armando Reynoso
1992	73-71	3rd	Chris Chambliss	Lost in 1st round	Sonny Jackson	Bruce Dal Canton	Jeff Manto	David Nied
1993	80-62	2nd	Grady Little	Lost in 1st round	Glenn Hubbard & Jim Snyder	Bruce Dal Canton	Chipper Jones	Mike Birkbeck
1994	80-61	1st	Grady Little	League Champs	Bruce Kimm & Tack Wilson	Bill Fischer	Luis Lopez	Brad Woodall
1995	75-66	2nd	Grady Little	Lost in 1st round			Jose Munoz	Matt Murray
1996	62-79	8th (t)	Bill Dancy		Glenn Hubbard	Bill Fischer	Tony Graffanino	Rod Nichols
1997	70-72	6th	Bill Dancy		Max Venable	Bill Fischer	Randall Simon	Scott Brow
1998	64-80	13th	Jeff Cox		Max Venable	Bill Fischer	Wes Helms	Jon Ratliff
1999	64-78	10th	Randy Ingle		Mel Roberts	Bill Fischer	Steve Sisco	David Cortes
2000	51-92	14th	Randy Ingle		Mel Roberts		Wes Helms	Damian Moss, Chris Seelbach
2001	68-76	7th (t)	Carlos Tosca		Mark Meleski	Guy Hansen	Howard Battle	Trey Moore
2002	75-67	7th	Fredi Gonzalez		Rick Albert	Guy Hansen	Mike Hessman	Trey Hodges
2003	64-79	13th	Pat Kelly		Rick Albert	Guy Hansen	Johnny Estrada	Joe Dawley
2004	79-62	2nd	Pat Kelly	Lost League Finals	Rick Albert	Guy Hansen	Ryan Langerhans	Matt Whiteside
2005	56-88	14th	Pat Kelly		Rick Albert	Mike Alvarez	Andy Marte	Kyle Davies
2006	57-86	14th	Brian Snitker		Rick Albert	Derek Botelho	Scott Thorman	Manny Acosta
2007	77-64	4th	Dave Brundage	League Champs	Leon Roberts	Guy Hansen	Doug Clark	Buddy Hernandez, Jeff Bennett
2008	63-78	12th (t)	Dave Brundage