Rome Braves

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Rome Braves
Rome Braves
League South Atlantic League
Division Southern Division
Year founded 2003
Major League affiliation Atlanta Braves
Home ballpark State Mutual Stadium
City Rome, Georgia
Manager Randy Ingle
Owned/Operated by: Atlanta Braves

The Rome Braves are a Class-A minor league affiliate of the Atlanta Braves. In 2003, the team, previously known as the Macon Braves, moved from Macon, Georgia to Rome, Georgia, 60 miles northwest of Atlanta. Home games are played at State Mutual Stadium, which opened April 11, 2003 and seats 5,105. The stadium also features a lawn seating area known as "Applebee's Home Run Hill."

Current Atlanta Braves include Kyle Davies(traded to the Kansas City Royals for reliever Octavio Dotel), Jeff Francoeur, Brian McCann, and Blaine Boyer, who were all Rome Braves in 2003. The team recently announced the 2006 manager will be Randy Ingle, as former mananger Rocket Wheeler moves to the other Class-A farm team for the Atlanta Braves, the Myrtle Beach Pelicans.

Rome Braves Sign next to State Mutual Stadium in the back.
Rome Braves Sign next to State Mutual Stadium in the back.


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