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'''Henry Louis Aaron''' is found on the Braves roster of the [[Arcade]] [[RBI]]. He played for the franchise both in Milwaukee, winning a World Series ring in 1957 and a National League title in 1958, and moved with the club to Atlanta where he broke the all-time Homerun record (Aaron passed Babe Ruth's mark of 714). Aaron finished his career as a member of the Milwaukee Brewers and his number is retired with both the Braves and the Brewers.

== Arcade RBI Stats ==

* Right}-handed hitter
* .328 [[Batting Average]]
* 45 [[Home Runs]]
* 930 [[Power Rating]]
* 13 [[Contact Rating]]
* 130 [[Speed Rating]]

== The Basics ==

* Born: February 5, 1934

[[Category:Players in RBI]]
[[Category:Players in Arcade RBI]]
[[Category:Pinch Hitters]]
[[Category:RBI All-Stars]]
[[Category:RBI MVPs]]
[[Category:Gold Glove Winners]]

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