The Braves moved out of the South End Grounds on August 11,1914 and played at Fenway Park for a year while Braves Field was being completed, a stretch which included their first World Series appearance as they shocked the Philadelphia Athletics in four straight games.
The Braves moved out of the South End Grounds on August 11,1914 to accommodate larger crowds during the "stretch drive" of the 1914 pennant race. The team continues to play at Fenway Park until Braves Field was completed during the 1915 season, a stretch which included their first World Series appearance as they shocked the Philadelphia Athletics in four straight games.