most home runs by a braves second basemen all-time in a season

Davey Johnson has launched the most home runs by a Braves second baseman in a season, with 43 home runs in 1973.

	NAME	HR	SEASON	TM	G	AB	R	H	2B	3B	RBI	BB	HBP	SO	SB	CS	PA	TB	XBH	SH	SF	IBB	GIDP	AVG	OBP	SLG	OPS	WRC	WRAA	WOBA	WRC+	BRAA
1	Davey Johnson D. Johnson	43	1973	ATL	157	559	84	151	25	0	99	81	9	93	5	3	651	305	68	0	2	9	8	.270	.370	.546	.916	114	42.1	.404	146	34.7
2	Dan Uggla D. Uggla	36	2011	ATL	161	600	88	140	22	1	82	62	7	156	1	3	672	272	59	0	3	2	9	.233	.311	.453	.764	85	9.4	.334	110	8
3	Ozzie Albies O. Albies	33	2023	ATL	148	596	96	167	30	5	109	46	8	107	13	1	658	306	68	0	8	2	9	.280	.336	.513	.849	102	21.8	.358	124	19.7
4	Ozzie Albies O. Albies	30	2021	ATL	156	629	103	163	40	7	106	47	3	128	20	4	686	307	77	0	7	2	4	.259	.310	.488	.799	95	12.2	.336	108	7
5	Ozzie Albies O. Albies	24	2019	ATL	160	640	102	189	43	8	86	54	4	112	15	4	702	320	75	0	4	6	2	.295	.352	.500	.852	109	20.5	.354	116	14.5
6	Ozzie Albies O. Albies	24	2018	ATL	158	639	105	167	40	5	72	36	5	116	14	3	684	289	69	1	3	0	9	.261	.305	.452	.757	85	5.1	.324	100	-0.1
7	Dan Uggla D. Uggla	22	2013	ATL	136	448	60	80	10	3	55	77	9	171	2	0	537	162	35	0	3	2	7	.179	.309	.362	.671	54	-4.6	.303	91	-5.6
8	Marcus Giles M. Giles	21	2003	ATL	145	551	101	174	49	2	69	59	11	80	14	4	635	290	72	10	4	2	7	.316	.390	.526	.917	113	35.3	.394	139	31.7
9	Rogers Hornsby R. Hornsby	21	1928	BSN	140	486	99	188	42	7	94	107	1	41	5		619	307	70	25				.387	.498	.632	1.130	156	80.2	.506	196	78.1
10	Bret Boone B. Boone	20	1999	ATL	152	608	102	153	38	1	63	47	5	112	14	9	671	253	59	9	2	0	11	.252	.310	.416	.726	74	-13	.318	83	-15.7
11	Dan Uggla D. Uggla	19	2012	ATL	154	523	86	115	29	0	78	94	10	168	4	3	630	201	48	0	3	5	8	.220	.348	.384	.732	77	5.3	.325	104	2.8
12	Ron Gant R. Gant	19	1988	ATL	146	563	85	146	28	8	60	46	3	118	19	10	618	247	55	2	4	4	7	.259	.317	.439	.755	78	10.6	.335	111	7.6
13	Bobby Lowe B. Lowe	17	1894	BSN	133	613	158	212	34	11	115	50	6	25	23		678	319	62	9				.346	.401	.520	.921	147	24.6	.415	110	13
14	Ozzie Albies O. Albies	16	2025	ATL	157	603	74	145	23	2	74	55	4	94	14	3	667	220	41	0	5	2	9	.240	.306	.365	.671	69	-10.1	.295	86	-11.2
15	Kelly Johnson K. Johnson	16	2007	ATL	147	521	91	144	26	10	68	79	4	117	9	5	608	238	52	2	2	3	8	.276	.375	.457	.831	92	17.1	.364	118	14
16	Martin Prado M. Prado	15	2010	ATL	140	599	100	184	40	3	66	40	3	86	5	3	651	275	58	3	6	2	13	.307	.350	.459	.809	92	16.9	.353	118	13.7
17	Marcus Giles M. Giles	15	2005	ATL	152	577	104	168	45	4	63	64	5	108	16	3	654	266	64	4	4	1	13	.291	.365	.461	.826	97	18.3	.360	119	15.3
18	Frank Bolling F. Bolling	15	1961	MIL	148	585	86	153	16	4	56	57	3	62	7	3	658	222	35	10	3	1	25	.262	.329	.379	.708	75	-2.3	.319	95	-3.8
19	Bobby Lowe B. Lowe	14	1893	BSN	126	526	130	157	19	5	89	55	4	29	22		585	228	38					.298	.369	.433	.803	107	12.3	.380	104	4.4
20	Kelly Johnson K. Johnson	12	2008	ATL	150	547	86	157	39	6	69	52	2	113	11	6	614	244	57	9	4	2	3	.287	.349	.446	.795	84	9.6	.347	110	7.9
21	Glenn Hubbard G. Hubbard	12	1983	ATL	148	517	65	136	24	6	70	55	4	71	3	8	592	208	42	9	7	2	12	.263	.334	.402	.737	72	5.2	.330	100	-0.1
22	Brandon Phillips B. Phillips	11	2017	ATL	120	470	68	137	27	1	52	19	8	57	10	8	499	199	39	1	1	1	19	.291	.329	.423	.753	62	1.1	.323	95	-3.4
23	Martin Prado M. Prado	11	2009	ATL	128	450	64	138	38	0	49	36	2	59	1	3	503	209	49	11	4	1	17	.307	.358	.464	.822	73	12.3	.358	118	11.3
24	Marcus Giles M. Giles	11	2006	ATL	141	550	87	144	32	2	60	62	6	105	10	5	626	213	45	5	3	0	12	.262	.341	.387	.729	74	-4.3	.324	91	-7.6
25	Jeff Treadway J. Treadway	11	1990	ATL	128	474	56	134	20	2	59	25	3	42	3	4	511	191	33	5	4	1	10	.283	.320	.403	.723	59	2.1	.324	95	-3.1