1876 Boston Red Caps

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Contents 1 The Offseason 2 Spring Training and Pre-Season Predictions 3 Regular Season Highlights 3.1 Opening Day 3.2 April 3.3 May 3.4 June 3.5 July 3.6 August 3.7 September/October 4 Player Data 4.1 Salaries 4.2 Uniform Numbers 5 Trivia

The Atlanta Braves franchise started in 1871 in Boston as the Boston Red Stockings of the National Association. In 1876, the team moved to the National League and became the Boston Red Caps. In that year, the team went 39-31 and finished 4th in the standings.

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Note about the stats: walks were counted as at-bats, walk for times in 4 at-bats, and the stat book would read 0 for 4 (with four walks).

Jim O'Rourke (1945), George Wright (1937), and Harry Wright (1953) are all in the National Baseball Hall of Fame.