Atlanta Braves All-Stars

127 players were All-Stars in a season with the Atlanta Braves. Hank Aaron did it the most, 20 times (1955–1974). On a roster now: Ronald Acuna Jr., Freddie Freeman, Ozzie Albies, Craig Kimbrel, and Chris Sale.

Atlanta Braves All-Stars
PlayerPosSeasonsTimes
Hank Aaron—1955–197420
Warren SpahnP1947, 1949–1954, 1956–1959, 1961–196314
Eddie Mathews—1953, 1955–19629
Chipper Jones3B1996–1998, 2000–2001, 2008, 2011–20128
John SmoltzSP1989, 1992–1993, 1996, 2002–2003, 2005, 20078
Tom GlavineSP1991–1993, 1996–1998, 2000, 20028
Del Crandall—1953–1956, 1958–1960, 19628
Brian McCannC2006–2011, 20137
Dale MurphyRF1980, 1982–19877
Greg MadduxSP1994–1998, 20006
Ronald Acuna Jr.RF2019, 2021–2023, 20255
Freddie Freeman1B2013–2014, 2018–2019, 20215
Andruw JonesLF2000, 2002–2003, 2005–20065
Joe Torre—1963–19675
Ozzie Albies2B2018, 2021, 2023, 20264
Craig KimbrelRP2011–20144
Phil NiekroSP1969, 1975, 1978, 19824
Johnny Logan—1955, 1957–19594
Wally Berger—1933–19364
Chris SaleSP2024–20263
Matt Olson1B2023, 2025–20263
Javy LopezC1997–1998, 20033
Fred McGriff1B1994–19963
Felix Millan—1969–19713
Bob Elliott—1947–1948, 19513
Phil Masi—1946–19483
Eddie Miller—1940–19423
Max FriedSP2022, 20242
Austin Riley3B2022–20232
Julio TeheranSP2014, 20162
Andres Galarraga1B1998, 20002
Jeff Blauser2B1993, 19972
David JusticeLF1993–19942
Bruce BenedictC1981, 19832
Felipe Alou—1966, 19682
Frank Bolling—1961–19622
Lew BurdetteP1957, 19592
Gene ConleyP1954–19552
Johnny SainP1947–19482
Al JaveryP1943–19442
Drake BaldwinC20261
Raisel IglesiasRP20261
Marcell OzunaDH20241
Reynaldo LopezRP20241
Bryce ElderSP20231
Orlando ArciaSS20231
Sean MurphyC20231
Spencer StriderSP20231
Dansby SwansonSS20221
Travis d'ArnaudC20221
William ContrerasC20221
Michael SorokaSP20191
Shane GreeneRP20191
Mike FoltynewiczSP20181
Nick MarkakisLF20181
Ender InciarteCF20171
Shelby MillerRP20151
Dan Uggla2B20121
Michael BournCF20121
Jair JurrjensSP20111
Jonny VentersRP20111
Jason HeywardLF20101
Martin Prado1B20101
Omar Infante—20101
Tim HudsonSP20101
Edgar RenteriaSS20061
Johnny EstradaC20041
Gary SheffieldLF20031
Marcus Giles2B20031
Rafael Furcal2B20031
Russ OrtizRP20031
Mike RemlingerRP20021
John BurkettSP20011
Brian Jordan1B19991
Kevin MillwoodSP19991
Walt WeissSS19981
Denny NeagleSP19971
Kenny LoftonLF19971
Mark WohlersRP19961
Steve AveryRP19931
Ron GantLF19921
Terry PendletonDH19921
Greg OlsonC19901
Gerald Perry1B19881
Ozzie VirgilC19871
Claudell WashingtonLF19841
Rafael RamirezSS19841
Glenn Hubbard2B19831
Pascual PerezSP19831
Bob Horner1B19821
Gary MatthewsDH19791
Biff PocorobaC19781
Jeff BurroughsDH19781
Willie Montanez1B19771
Andy MessersmithP19761
Dick RuthvenRP19761
Buzz CapraP19741
Ralph GarrDH19741
Darrell Evans1B19731
Davey Johnson—19731
Hoyt WilhelmP19701
Rico Carty—19701
Ron ReedRP19681
Denny LemasterP19671
Bob ShawP19621
Bob BuhlP19601
Joe Adcock—19601
Don McMahonP19581
Red Schoendienst—19571
Jim WilsonP19541
Walker Cooper—19501
Vern BickfordP19491
Eddie Stanky—19481
Tommy Holmes—19481
Johnny Hopp—19461
Mort CooperP19461
Connie Ryan—19441
Jim TobinP19441
Nate AndrewsP19441
Ernie Lombardi—19421
Max West—19401
Lou FetteP19391
Jim TurnerP19381
Tony Cuccinello—19381
Gene Moore—19371
Pinky Whitney—19361
Fred FrankhouseP19341

Selections from MLB's own records, under the club each player represented. Every season since 1876 is on file. A season split between two clubs is filed as one combined line and counts for neither.

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