AN EXACT REPLICA OF THE ON-FIELD JACKET WORN BY THE ‘57 BRAVES
History: The former Boston Braves franchise was the first MLB team to relocate in modern times when they moved to Milwaukee in 1953. Their attendance went from 281,000 at Braves Field to 1.8 million at Milwaukee's County Stadium.
On field, they went from 7th place to 2nd with Warren Spahn and Eddie Mathews. A rookie named Henry Aaron would join them the following season, and the Braves would finally capture a pennant in 1957, with a repeat performance in '58.
