Braves' record setting 250th home run wows MLB fans - "This team has broken baseball"

The Atlanta Braves are re-writing history. They recently set a single-season record for team home runs with a full month of games remaining.

Their record-breaking 250th home run was hit by Orlando Arcia on Wednesday night at Coors Field during their 7-3 victory over the Colorado Rockies.

Designated hitter Marcell Ozuna struck a bomb to left field to tie the record in the sixth inning, before Arcia took over and created history.

MLB fans flooded the internet with comments praising the team.

"New franchise record for a season? And it happens in August?! These dudes be crushing it, early and often," commented one user.

"250 home runs and it’s not even September… this team has broken baseball," another wrote.

"Do people realize how absolutely INSANE it is that we broke the single season record for HRs with a month to go??"

"There is a full month left lmao"

"Bomb squad"

Atlanta Braves' Darius Vines has made it to the bigs

Vines made his debut and became the only visiting pitcher to allow two runs or less while pitching at least six innings.

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Debuting in Denver is never a simple task, but it does get less demanding when supported by Atlanta's strong batting lineup.

With 250 home runs, the Braves are on track to smash 306 (306.8 to be exact), which would be one shy of the 2019 Twins' MLB record of 307.