A Duke University law professor and his brother want the Braves to change their name by adding one letter.

Chris and Marty Buccafusco are lifelong Braves fans with a plan to slightly alter their team’s name to “Bravest” to respect ...

Two brothers and lifelong Braves fans are trying to get the team to change its branding from Native American imagery into a ...

Two Atlanta Braves fans are gaining traction online with a campaign to change the baseball team's name. Two Augusta, Ga., brothers, Marty and Chris Buccafusco, ...

The Atlanta Braves lighted axe logo at Truist Park ... They say they'd like to see the tomahawk on the logo changed to a firefighter's ax. What's next The brothers say they've had discussions ...

Two Atlanta Braves fans are gaining traction online ... The brothers argued the team's tomahawk logo could be altered to resemble a firefighter's ax. "Firefighters and fire are an important ...

Two diehard Atlanta Braves fans from Augusta, Georgia, are lighting a fire under the franchise — and not just metaphorically.

Honoring Heritage and Heroism Central to the campaign is an effort to honor the city’s firefighters—a cornerstone of Atlanta’s history and communal strength. By suggesting a subtle alteration, such as ...

A franchise straddling the line of good taste is the Atlanta Braves. A brave is a warrior of an Aboriginal American group. The current logo is a tomahawk, a traditional tool and weapon of such groups.