Love for the Atlanta Braves runs so deeply through Chris Buccafusco that as a 12-year-old boy, he and his younger brother Marty built an 8-foot tomahawk in their front yard — a plywood monument ...

Love for the Atlanta Braves runs so deeply through Chris Buccafusco that as a 12-year-old boy, he and his younger brother Marty built an 8-foot tomahawk in their front yard — a plywood monument ...

Love for the Atlanta Braves runs so deeply through Chris Buccafusco that as a 12-year-old boy, he and his younger brother Marty built an 8-foot tomahawk in their front yard — a plywood monument ...

So is the tomahawk chop. Helsley explained that to the Atlanta Braves three years ago. The Braves continue to do the chop, as part of a light and sound production integral to the fan experience at ...

Love for the Atlanta Braves runs so deeply through Chris Buccafusco that as a 12-year-old boy, he and his younger brother, Marty, built an 8-foot tomahawk in their front yard ...

Except that they’re Atlanta Braves fans. The Chop Only a Braves fan could possibly defend their offensive use of the so-called “Tomahawk Chop” during games.

The team has downplayed its use of the tomahawk chop chant used by fans, ... The group is proposing changing the Braves to the Bravest to honor Atlanta's firefighters.

A foam Tomahawk, the Native American weapon, is also sometimes used as a prop to wave during the chant. This was invented by the Atlanta Braves, who received complaints way back in the early 90s ...

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, ...