Gifts for Braves Fans
The night it finally happened — kept on one scorecard, the way a fan at Fulton County would have tracked every out.
Braves — 1995 World Series · Game 6
Glavine's one-hitter. Justice's homer. One to nothing, the whole game hanging on a single run, and then it was done. Atlanta had a title. After all those pennants, all those years of being the best team in baseball and leaving October empty-handed, 1995 was the one that counted. The entire game reconstructed on a single scorecard, every pitch from the official record.
A 300-DPI print-ready digital file, emailed within 24 hours. Print it, frame it, hang it in the house of a fan who grew up loving that team.
Get the 1995 clincher — $29 →Print-ready digital file · emailed within 24 hours · fine-art & framed prints coming soon
The game that stuck
That '95 staff was something unfair — Maddux, Smoltz, Avery, and Glavine at the top. Fourteen straight division titles from 1991 to 2005, and only one ring to show for it. But what a ring. Game 6, Fulton County Stadium, and Glavine was absolutely untouchable. One hit. One run. That's the whole scorecard — and it's beautiful to look at because of how clean it is.
This is the game I grew up on. I kept score at Braves games as a kid, that green pencil moving down the card as the inning went, and the '95 run is what made scorekeeping feel like it mattered. A completed scorecard from that October is the thing I'd want on my wall. It's what Field & Ink is for.
Any Braves game, any year
The 1995 clincher is our most-requested Braves game, but Field & Ink can rebuild any MLB game from the last 100 years — the 2021 World Series, Maddux's best start, a regular-season game with personal meaning. Use the Game Finder to find any game →
Braves games in the catalog
- Braves — 1995 World Series · Game 6 — Glavine's one-hitter, Justice's homer
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