Alex! CMVI! Aino! Michael (not that one)! In an alternate universe, these are the names we'd be shouting when some of our favorite Braves do something great.
Everyone knows some baseball players have had some weird nicknames in the past, but some players may not know that some of their favorite players don't go by their first name.
Let's take a look at four Braves whose first names you may not know.
4 Braves who don't go by their first name
1. Ozhaino Jurdy Jiandro Albies aka Ozzie
If you were around in 2015 or 2016, you'd probably recognize Ozzie Albies given name, Ozhaino. However, by the time he reached AAA, nearly everyone was calling him Ozzie.
Since reaching the majors, his full first name is rarely used. If he still went by Ozhaino, some Braves fans would certainly be calling "Aino", shortening the latter part of his name instead of the first part.
2. Charles Alfred Morton IV aka Charlie
So "Charlie" being short for Charles shouldn't be too surprising for most people. However, I would wager that Uncle Charlie being a IV would be. The oldest pitcher in baseball has an old name. His name almost goes far enough that the original Charlie Morton could have been his great-great-grandfather, but alas, the two are not related.
The Braves seem to be loading up with as many players as possible with different suffixes. They have a Jr., a II, a IV. Travis Larkins Sr. might want to pick up his phone.