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Former Notable Players: Tom Glavine, Ryan Klesko, David Justice, Chipper Jones, Javier Lopez, and Mike Stanton. Notes: The Diamond moniker was chosen from the thousands of entries in a regional contest. The number 23 on the outfield fence is the retired number of Tommie Aaron, who starred as both a player and manager for the R-Braves. For years fans are greeted by a giant statue of Connecticut the Indian peering down on them as they passed through the turnstiles. The original occupant, an International League franchise, vacated The Diamond for a new facility in suburban Atlanta. The Eastern League placed the former Norwich, Connecticut-based team in The Diamond for the 2010 season. |
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