The Boston Braves finished in the second division of the National League 11 years in a row (winning more than 60 games in a season only twice in those 11 seasons) before suddenly breaking through in 1914 and winning the pennant. They swept the defending World Champion Philadelphia Athletics in the World Series.
Boston once had a reputation as a bastion of the Puritan respect for learning and self-education.Report
The Boston Braves finished in the second division of the National League 11 years in a row (winning more than 60 games in a season only twice in those 11 seasons) before suddenly breaking through in 1914 and winning the pennant. They swept the defending World Champion Philadelphia Athletics in the World Series.
Boston once had a reputation as a bastion of the Puritan respect for learning and self-education.Report