1976 Richmond Braves Roster

International League (IL) - Class: AAA
Team Record: 69-71
Finished 4th in the IL
Manager: Jack McKeon (69-71)
Affiliation: Atlanta Braves
Location: Richmond, Virginia
Ballpark: Parker Field
Attendance: 109,636, Avg. 1,566
1976 Richmond Braves Statistics

Playoffs - Richmond Braves 3 games, Rochester Red Wings 1
Finals - Syracuse Chiefs 3 games, Richmond Braves 1

The Richmond Braves of the International League ended the 1976 season with a record of 69 wins and 71 losses, finishing fourth in the IL.

The Braves plated 678 runs and yielded 645 runs. Reggie Sanders paced Richmond with 16 home runs Junior Moore drove in 72 runs and topped all qualifying hitters on the roster by hitting .329. Rick Camp led the squad with 10 wins, while Al Autry earned a 2.85 ERA, leading hurlers with significant time on the mound.

Players from the 1976 Richmond Braves who spent time in Major League Baseball during their careers included Don Werner, Buzz Capra, Bob Didier, Larry Whisenton, Junior Moore, Mickey Mahler, Joe Nolan, Freddie Velázquez, Bob Beall, Craig Robinson, Don Collins, Preston Hanna, Rob Belloir, Mike Eden, Joey McLaughlin, Brian Asselstine, Jerry Maddox, Al Autry, Jim Breazeale, Rick Camp, Bill Champion, Mike Beard, Dale Murphy, Pat Rockett, Chico Ruiz, Dave Cheadle, Barry Bonnell, Reggie Sanders, Ozzie Osborn, Norm Angelini, Frank LaCorte, Pete Varney, Jamie Easterly and Blue Moon Odom.

Jack McKeon served as manager.


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Player Bats Throws Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Norm AngeliniLLSeptember 24, 19475'11"175San Francisco, CA US
Brian AsselstineLRSeptember 23, 19536'1"175Santa Barbara, CA US
Al AutryRRFebruary 29, 19526'5"225Modesto, CA US
Bob BeallSLApril 24, 19485'11"180Portland, OR US
Mike BeardLLJune 21, 19506'1"185Little Rock, AR US
Rob BelloirRRJuly 13, 19485'10"155Heidelberg, DE
Barry BonnellRROctober 27, 19536'3"190Mariemont, OH US
Jim BreazealeLROctober 3, 19496'2"210Houston, TX US
Rick CampRRJune 10, 19536'1"195Trion, GA US
Buzz CapraRROctober 1, 19475'10"168Chicago, IL US
Bill ChampionRRSeptember 18, 19476'4"188Shelby, NC US
Dave CheadleLLFebruary 19, 19526'2"203Greensboro, NC US
Don CollinsRLSeptember 15, 19526'2"195Lyons, GA US
Jimmie CollinsLRNovember 19, 19486'2"185Canton, MA US
Bob DidierSRFebruary 16, 19496'0"190Hattiesburg, MS US
Jamie EasterlyLLFebruary 17, 19535'9"180Houston, TX US
Mike EdenSRMay 22, 19495'10"170Fort Clayton, Canal Zone PA
Jeffrey GeachRRNovember 6, 19505'11"160Clendale, CA US
Preston HannaRRSeptember 10, 19546'1"195Pensacola, FL US
John LaceyLLNovember 2, 19545'11"172Bronx, NY US
Frank LaCorteRROctober 13, 19516'1"180San Jose, CA US
Jerry MaddoxRRJuly 28, 19536'2"200Whittier, CA US
Mickey MahlerSLJuly 30, 19526'3"189Montgomery, AL US
Joey McLaughlinRRJuly 11, 19566'2"205Tulsa, OK US
Junior MooreRRJanuary 25, 19535'11"185Waskom, TX US
Dale MurphyRRMarch 12, 19566'4"210Portland, OR US
Joe NolanLRMay 12, 19515'11"175St. Louis, MO US
Blue Moon OdomRRMay 29, 19456'0"178Macon, GA US
Ozzie OsbornRRJune 19, 19466'2"195Springfield, MO US
Craig RobinsonRRAugust 21, 19485'10"165Abington, PA US
Pat RockettRRJanuary 9, 19555'11"170San Antonio, TX US
Chico RuizRRNovember 1, 19515'11"170Santurce, PR
Reggie SandersRRSeptember 9, 19496'2"205Birmingham, AL US
Pete VarneyRRApril 10, 19496'3"235Roxbury, MA US
Freddie VelázquezRRDecember 6, 19376'1"185Santo Domingo, Distrito Nacional DO
Don WernerRRMarch 8, 19536'1"175Appleton, WI US
Larry WhisentonLLJuly 3, 19566'1"190St. Louis, MO US

Average attendance is based upon the number of actual home dates where known (most leagues from 1992 and later). Where the number of home dates is not known, the average is calculated using half the team's total games.




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