List of Boston and Milwaukee Braves Opening Day starting pitchers

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Warren Spahn made ten Opening Day starts for the Braves. Warren Spahn 1953.jpg
Warren Spahn made ten Opening Day starts for the Braves.

The Braves are a Major League Baseball team that was originally based in Boston. They moved to Milwaukee in 1953 before moving to their current home, Atlanta in 1966. They played in the National League since its formation in 1876. At various points in the history in Boston, they were known as the Beaneaters, the Doves, the Rustlers and the Bees. During the 20th century until their move to Milwaukee, they played their home games primarily at two home ball parksSouth End Grounds until 1914, and Braves Field from 1915 through 1952. They also played some home games at Fenway Park in 1914 and 1915, including Opening Day of 1915. Their home ball park in Milwaukee was County Stadium. The first game of the new baseball season for a team is played on Opening Day, and being named the Opening Day starter is an honor, which is often given to the player who is expected to lead the pitching staff that season, [1] though there are various strategic reasons why a team's best pitcher might not start on Opening Day. [2]

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The Braves used 40 different Opening Day starting pitchers in their 80 National League seasons they played prior to moving to Atlanta. The Braves won 46 of those games against 42 losses in those Opening Day starts. They also played two tie games. [3]

Warren Spahn had the most Opening Day starts for the Boston and Milwaukee Braves with ten between 1952 and 1964. Kid Nichols made six Opening Day starts between 1893 and 1901. Jim Whitney (18811885) and John Clarkson (18881892) each had five Opening Day starts. Tommy Bond (18771880), Vic Willis (19001904), Dick Rudolph (19151917, 1919), Al Javery (19421945) and Johnny Sain (19461949) each made four Opening Day starts. Irv Young (19061908), Bob Smith (19271929) and Ed Brandt (1932, 1934, 1935) each had three such starts. Other pitchers with multiple Opening Day starts for the Boston and Milwaukee Braves were Charles Radbourn, Jack Stivetts, Hub Perdue, Joe Oeschger, Joe Genewich, Danny MacFayden and Lew Burdette.

Prior to moving to Atlanta, the Braves played in the World Series four times. The played in the World Series as the Boston Braves in 1914 and 1948, and as the Milwaukee Braves in 1957 and 1958. [4] They won the World Series in 1914 and 1957. [4] Their Opening Day starting pitchers in World Series years were Lefty Tyler in 1914, Sain in 1948, and Spahn in 1957 and 1958. [5] [6] [7] [8] They lost their Opening Day game in 1914, 1948 and 1958, and won in 1957. [5] [6] [7] [8] In addition, the franchise won the National League championship eight times during the 19th century, prior to the existence of the modern World Series. [9] Nichols was the team's Opening Day starting pitcher in three of those season, Clarkson and Bond in two of those seasons each, and Whitney was the Opening Day starting pitcher in one such season.

Jesse Barnes made an Opening Day start for the Braves against the New York Giants in 1925, after having made an Opening Day start for the Giants against the Braves in 1920. [10] [11] Spahn is the only pitcher to make an Opening Day start for both the Boston Braves and the Milwaukee Braves. Tony Cloninger, who made the last Opening Day start for the Milwaukee Braves in 1965 and the first for the Atlanta Braves in 1966, is the only pitcher to make an Opening Day start for both the Milwaukee and Atlanta Braves. [3]

Key

YearEach year is linked to an article about that particular Braves season.
WWin
LLoss
TTie Game; no decision to starting pitcher
ND (W)No Decision by starting pitcher; Braves won game
ND (L)No Decision by starting pitcher; Braves lost game
(W)Braves won game; no information on starting pitcher's decision
(L)Braves lost game; no information on starting pitcher's decision
LocationStadium in italics for home game
(#)Number of appearances as Opening Day starter
NL Champions
World Series Champions

Pitchers

Vic Willis made three consecutive Opening Day starts from 1902 through 1904. VicWillis.jpg
Vic Willis made three consecutive Opening Day starts from 1902 through 1904.
Jesse Barnes made an Opening Day start for the Braves against the New York Giants in 1925, after having made an Opening Day start for the Giants against the Braves in 1920. Jesse-barnes.jpg
Jesse Barnes made an Opening Day start for the Braves against the New York Giants in 1925, after having made an Opening Day start for the Giants against the Braves in 1920.
Kid Nichols was the Opening Day starting pitcher six times. Kid Nichols Baseball.jpg
Kid Nichols was the Opening Day starting pitcher six times.
George Ferguson was the Opening Day starting pitcher in 1909. George Ferguson.jpg
George Ferguson was the Opening Day starting pitcher in 1909.
YearPitcherDecisionOpponentLocationReference
1876 Joe Borden (W) Philadelphia Athletics Jefferson Street Grounds [12]
1877 Tommy Bond T Brooklyn Hartfords Union Grounds [13]
1878 Tommy Bond (2)W Providence Grays Messer Street Grounds [14]
1879 Tommy Bond (3)(W) Buffalo Bisons Riverside Park [15]
1880 Tommy Bond (4)(L) Providence Grays Messer Street Grounds [16]
1881 Jim Whitney (W) Providence Grays Messer Street Grounds [17]
1882 Jim Whitney (2)(W) Worcester Ruby Legs South End Grounds [18]
1883 Jim Whitney (3)(L) New York Giants Polo Grounds [19]
1884 Jim Whitney (4)(W) Buffalo Bisons South End Grounds [20]
1885 Jim Whitney (5)(L) New York Giants Polo Grounds [21]
1886 Charles Radbourn (L) New York Giants Polo Grounds [22]
1887 Charles Radbourn (2)(W) Washington Nationals Swampoodle Grounds [23]
1888 John Clarkson (W) Philadelphia Phillies Huntingdon Grounds [24]
1889 John Clarkson (2)(W) New York Giants Oakland Park, New Jersey [25] [26]
1890 John Clarkson (3)W Brooklyn Bridegrooms South End Grounds [27]
1891 John Clarkson (4)(W) New York Giants Polo Grounds [28]
1892 John Clarkson (5)(W) Washington Nationals Boundary Field [29]
1893 Kid Nichols (W) New York Giants Polo Grounds [30]
1894 Jack Stivetts (W) Brooklyn Bridegrooms South End Grounds [31]
1895 Jack Stivetts (2)(W) Washington Nationals South End Grounds [32]
1896 Kid Nichols (2)(W) Philadelphia Phillies Baker Bowl [33]
1897 Kid Nichols (3)(L) Philadelphia Phillies South End Grounds [34]
1898 Kid Nichols (4)(W) New York Giants Polo Grounds [35]
1899 Kid Nichols (5)(W) Brooklyn Superbas Washington Park [36]
1900 Vic Willis (L) Philadelphia Phillies South End Grounds [37]
1901 Kid Nichols (6)(W) New York Giants South End Grounds [38]
1902 Vic Willis (2)(L) Brooklyn Dodgers Washington Park [39]
1903 Vic Willis (3)(W) Philadelphia Phillies Baker Bowl [40]
1904 Vic Willis (4)(L) Philadelphia Phillies Baker Bowl [41]
1905 Kaiser Wilhelm (L) New York Giants Polo Grounds [42]
1906 Irv Young (W) Brooklyn Dodgers Washington Park [43]
1907 Irv Young (2)(W) Brooklyn Dodgers South End Grounds [44]
1908 Irv Young (3)(W) Brooklyn Dodgers Washington Park [44]
1909 George Ferguson (W) Philadelphia Phillies South End Grounds [45]
1910 Al Mattern (W) New York Giants South End Grounds [46]
1911 Buster Brown W Brooklyn Dodgers South End Grounds [47] [48]
1912 Hub Perdue (W) Philadelphia Phillies South End Grounds [49]
1913 Hub Perdue (2)(W) New York Giants Polo Grounds [50]
1914 Lefty Tyler (L) Brooklyn Dodgers Ebbets Field [5]
1915 Dick Rudolph (L) Philadelphia Phillies Fenway Park [51]
1916 Dick Rudolph (2)(W) Brooklyn Dodgers Ebbets Field [52]
1917 Dick Rudolph (3)(L) New York Giants Braves Field [53]
1918 Pat Ragan L Philadelphia Phillies Baker Bowl [54] [55]
1919 Dick Rudolph (4)L Brooklyn Dodgers Braves Field [56] [57]
1920 Eddie Eayrs W New York Giants Polo Grounds [58] [59]
1921 Joe Oeschger L Brooklyn Dodgers Braves Field [60] [61]
1922 Joe Oeschger (2)L Philadelphia Phillies Baker Bowl [62] [63]
1923 Tim McNamara L New York Giants Braves Field [64] [65]
1924 Joe Genewich T Philadelphia Phillies Baker Bowl [66] [67]
1925 Jesse Barnes W New York Giants Braves Field [10] [68]
1926 Joe Genewich (2)L Philadelphia Phillies Baker Bowl [69] [70]
1927 Bob Smith L Brooklyn Dodgers Braves Field [71] [72]
1928 Bob Smith (2)L New York Giants Polo Grounds [73] [74]
1929 Bob Smith (3)W Brooklyn Dodgers Braves Field [75] [76]
1930 Socks Seibold L New York Giants Polo Grounds [77] [78]
1931 Tom Zachary ND (W) Brooklyn Dodgers Braves Field [79] [80]
1932 Ed Brandt W Brooklyn Dodgers Ebbets Field [81] [82]
1933 Huck Betts L Philadelphia Phillies Braves Field [83] [84]
1934 Ed Brandt (2)L Brooklyn Dodgers Ebbets Field [85] [86]
1935 Ed Brandt (3)W New York Giants Braves Field [87] [88]
1936 Danny MacFayden L Philadelphia Phillies Baker Bowl [89] [90]
1937 Guy Bush L Philadelphia Phillies Braves Field [91] [92]
1938 Danny MacFayden (2)L New York Giants Polo Grounds [93] [94]
1939 Jim Turner ND (W) Philadelphia Phillies Braves Field [95] [96]
1940 Bill Posedel L Brooklyn Dodgers Ebbets Field [97] [98]
1941 Dick Errickson L Philadelphia Phillies Shibe Park [99] [100]
1942 Al Javery W Philadelphia Phillies Shibe Park [101] [102]
1943 Al Javery (2)L New York Giants Braves Field [103] [104]
1944 Al Javery (3)L New York Giants Polo Grounds [105] [106]
1945 Al Javery (4)L New York Giants Braves Field [107] [108]
1946 Johnny Sain W Brooklyn Dodgers Braves Field [109] [110]
1947 Johnny Sain (2)L Brooklyn Dodgers Ebbets Field [111] [112]
1948 Johnny Sain (3)L Philadelphia Phillies Shibe Park [6] [113]
1949 Johnny Sain (4)L Philadelphia Phillies Braves Field [114] [115]
1950 Warren Spahn W New York Giants Polo Grounds [116] [117]
1951 Vern Bickford L New York Giants Braves Field [118] [119]
1952 Warren Spahn (2)L Brooklyn Dodgers Braves Field [120] [121]
1953 Max Surkont W Cincinnati Reds Crosley Field [122] [123]
1954 Bob Buhl ND (L) Cincinnati Reds Crosley Field [124] [125]
1955 Warren Spahn (3)W Cincinnati Reds County Stadium [126] [127]
1956 Lew Burdette W Chicago Cubs County Stadium [128]
1957 Warren Spahn (4)W Chicago Cubs Wrigley Field [7]
1958 Warren Spahn (5)ND (L) Pittsburgh Pirates County Stadium [8]
1959 Warren Spahn (6)W Pittsburgh Pirates Forbes Field [129]
1960 Warren Spahn (7)ND (W) Pittsburgh Pirates County Stadium [130]
1961 Warren Spahn (8)L St. Louis Cardinals County Stadium [131]
1962 Warren Spahn (9)L San Francisco Giants Candlestick Park [132]
1963 Lew Burdette (2)ND (L) Pittsburgh Pirates Forbes Field [133]
1964 Warren Spahn (10)L San Francisco Giants Candlestick Park [134]
1965 Tony Cloninger W Cincinnati Reds Crosley Field [135]

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