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Five Braves Head to the All-Star Game

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By Robert Weintraub
| Atlanta Magazine Verified
Chris Sale (Credit – 2026 Jack Casey, Atlanta Braves) Photo by Jack Casey/Atlanta Braves/Getty Images It was a glorious spring for the Atlanta Braves. They roared out to a huge lead in the National League East and held the best record in baseball at 40-20. Alas, matters have changed since summer arrived. A June swoon, with injuries and slumps and poor pitching leading to a 9-14 record, and a mediocre July, have returned the team to the pack.
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Remembering Bob Horner, the former Braves slugger who became an Atlanta icon

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By Robert Weintraub
| Atlanta Magazine Verified
Louie Favorite/Atlanta Journal-Constitution via AP Bob Horner, whose fearsome slugging power and everyman build made him an icon of the Atlanta Braves in the late 1970s and early 1980s, has passed away at age 68. No cause of death is known at the moment. The Braves announced Horner’s death and released a statement honoring Horner, which read in part: “Bob Horner built a career out of being first. He was the first overall pick in the 1978 draft after an illustrious collegiate career.
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The soccer great that links Atlanta and South Africa: Kaizer Motaung

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By Robert Weintraub
| Atlanta Magazine Verified
Kaizer Motaung at a Kaizer Chiefs match in 2006 Photograph by Touchline/Getty Images On June 18, a World Cup match will be played in downtown Atlanta between Czechia and the team nicknamed “Bafana Bafana”—“the Boys”—South Africa. It’s more than fitting that South Africa will play a group stage match in Atlanta, as a legendary soccer player serves as a connection between our city and the Republic, even if many Atlantans today might not recognize his name.
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