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41_158	enough for the Braves as they fell to the Cubs 3–1 in Game 3. Smoltz took relief duties in Game 4
41_159	and after allowing two doubles to begin the bottom of the 9th inning, he got the next three batters
41_160	out to seal a 6–4 win for the Braves in Game 4 and force a Game 5 back in Atlanta. The Braves lost
41_161	Game 5 5-1 and were eliminated from the postseason.
41_162	Following the 2003 season, Maddux returned to the Chicago Cubs, leaving Smoltz as the only player
41_163	of the "Big Three" left with the Braves for the 2004 season. Smoltz recorded 44 saves in the 2004
41_164	season to lead the Braves to their 13th consecutive division title, also their 10th consecutive NL
41_165	East title. After the Braves lost Game 1 of the NLDS to the Astros 9–3, Smoltz pitched three
41_166	scoreless innings in relief in Game 2 to help the Braves beat the Astros 4–2. After the Braves lost
41_167	Game 3 8–5, Smoltz pitched two scoreless innings in relief to lead the Braves to a 6–5 win over the
41_168	Astros and force a Game 5 in Atlanta. The Braves lost Game 5 12-3 and were then eliminated in the
41_169	NLDS for the third consecutive year.
41_170	Smoltz returned to the starting rotation for the 2005 season and ended up with a 14–7 record, a
41_171	3.06 ERA and 169 strikeouts to help the Braves win their 14th consecutive Division Title and 11th
41_172	consecutive NL East title. Smoltz's start in the NLDS went well as he lasted seven innings and only
41_173	gave up one run to lead the Braves to a 7–1 win in Game 2. The other games did not go well for the
41_174	Braves as they lost the NLDS to the Astros in four games.
41_175	Smoltz had another successful season the following year with a NL-leading 16 wins, a 3.49 ERA, and
41_176	211 strikeouts, but that was not enough for the Braves as they finished 3rd in the NL East; they
41_177	ended up missing the playoffs and not winning their division for the first time since 1990. He had
41_178	another successful year in 2007 with a 14–8 record, a 3.11 ERA, and 197 strikeouts, but again that
41_179	wasn't enough for the Braves as they finished 3rd in their division yet again and missed the
41_180	playoffs for the second consecutive season.
41_181	Tom Glavine returned to the Braves for the 2008 season, but the two of them could not get the
41_182	Braves back into the playoffs as they finished fourth in their division that season. That season
41_183	was the last for Glavine as he underwent rehab the following season, and was released from the
41_184	Braves on June 3, 2009, and he officially retired from baseball on February 11, 2010.
41_185	The 2008 season was also John Smoltz's last season with the Braves as he signed with the Boston Red
41_186	Sox for the 2009 season. He spent half of that season with the Red Sox, and the other half of that
41_187	season with the Cardinals, after which he retired from baseball. Greg Maddux spent three more
41_188	seasons with the Chicago Cubs and then he was traded to the Los Angeles Dodgers in the middle of
41_189	the 2006 season. Maddux then spent his final two seasons with the San Diego Padres and was traded
41_190	again to the Dodgers in the middle of the 2008 season, after which he retired from baseball.
41_191	Legacy
41_192	The "Big Three" is considered by many to be the greatest pitching trios of all-time. From 1993 to
41_193	2002, they combined for 453 wins to 224 losses with 4,616 strikeouts.
41_194	All three pitchers would have their numbers retired by the Braves as Greg Maddux would have his
41_195	number retired on July 31, 2009, Tom Glavine would see his number retired on August 6, 2010, and
41_196	John Smoltz would have his number retired on July 8, 2012.
41_197	All three pitchers would be inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame in their first year of
41_198	eligibility as Greg Maddux and Tom Glavine would both be inducted in 2014 receiving 97.2% and 91.9%
41_199	of the possible votes respectively, and John Smoltz would be inducted the following year receiving
41_200	82.9% of the possible votes.
41_201	References Nicknamed groups of baseball players Trios Major League Baseball pitchers
42_0	Iška (; ) is a settlement in Upper Iška Valley in the Municipality of Ig in central Slovenia. The
42_1	entire municipality is part of the traditional region of Inner Carniola and is now included in the
42_2	Central Slovenia Statistical Region. The settlement includes the hamlet of Mala Vas (, ), where the
42_3	road to Gornji Ig branches off.
42_4	Geography
42_5	Iška is a row village along a road surrounded by hills in the valley of the Iška River. The main
42_6	hills surrounding the settlement are Travnik Hill (728 m) to the west and Stražar Hill (794 m) to
42_7	the east. There are a few fields and several meadows along the road, as well as a number of
42_8	vacation houses. The Laz Woods lies to the west, and the Zavod and Rebrica woods to the east. The
42_9	wooded countryside is a habitat for roe deer, chamois, and bears. Benko Cave is in the hills west
42_10	of the main population center. The territory of the settlement extends south to the Iška Gorge,
42_11	where there is a path to Vrbica Hill (422 m) and the confluence of the Iška and Zala rivers. From
42_12	here, trails continue to Rakitna, Krvava Peč, and the Bloke Plateau. There are also several springs
42_13	in the surrounding hills.
42_14	History
42_15	Before the Second World War, there were many flour mills and sawmills along the Iška River. Most of
42_16	these have been abandoned. During the Second World War, all of the vacation houses in the gorge
42_17	were burned, and have been replaced by newer construction. The Iška Gorge Lodge () was built in
42_18	1948, offering accommodation and fishing permits.
42_19	Mass graves
42_20	Iška is the site of two known mass graves from during and after the Second World War. Both are
42_21	located south of the settlement, in the Iška Gorge. The Romani Mass Grave () is located in the
42_22	Benko Meadow and is marked by a wooden cross below a cliff, south of the house at Iška no. 45. It
42_23	contains the remains of 43 Romani killed by the Partisans in May 1942. The Wounded Mass Grave () is
42_24	located near the vacation house at Iška no. 21. A cross stands north of the grave, below a slope,
42_25	and is visible from the road. The grave contains the remains of wounded Home Guard members murdered
42_26	here after the war. Both of the wooden crosses at the sites bear the carved inscriptions Bog bo
42_27	obrisal vse solze iz naših oči – tudi ne bo več žalovanja, ne vpitja, ne bolečin, zakaj kar je bilo
42_28	prej je minilo. Postoj ob meni brat, da skupaj bova našla pot. (And God shall wipe away all tears
42_29	from our eyes—there shall be no more sorrow, nor crying, nor pain: for the former things are passed
42_30	away. ... Rest in peace. Remain by my side, brother, and together we shall find the way.) The first
42_31	cross also reads Tukaj čaka na vstajenje 43 Romov od maja 1942 (Here 43 Roma from May 1942 await
42_32	the resurrection) and the second reads Tukaj čaka na vstajenje 52 slovenskih domobranskih ranjencev
42_33	od binkoštne sobote 1945 (Here 52 Slovene Home Guard wounded from Pentecost Saturday [May 19] 1945
42_34	await the resurrection).
42_35	Church
42_36	The local church, built on the right bank of the river in the main part of the settlement, is
42_37	dedicated to Saint Gertrude () and belongs to the Parish of Ig. It dates to the 18th century. It is
42_38	a Baroque structure with a square nave and a polygonal chancel walled on three sides. The bell
42_39	tower stands against the west wall of the nave.
42_40	Cultural heritage
42_41	In addition to Saint Gertrude's Church, several other sites in Iška are registered as cultural
42_42	heritage:
42_43	The Iška Archaeological Site lies in the main settlement. Metal items from the late Bronze Age have
42_44	been discovered here.
42_45	The Grad Archaeological Site () lies in the hills west of the main settlement. It is unexcavated;
42_46	metal items have been found in the area indicating a prehistoric presence.
42_47	The farm at Iška no. 15 is located along the road in the Iška Gorge. It includes a two-story house
42_48	with architectural elements from the mid-19th century and a semicircular door casing with the year
42_49	1842 carved into it. The farm has a stone grain mill and a wooden sawmill with a Venetian frame saw
42_50	along a side arm of the Iška River, east of the road.
42_51	The Iška dam and millrace are located between the houses at Iška no. 14 and 15. The structure
42_52	consists of a wooden dam reinforced with iron beams, a reservoir, a sluice gate, and a millrace
42_53	dating from the mid-19th century. The dam was damaged in 2004 but was restored in an authentic
42_54	manner, preserving its historical appearance.
42_55	A chapel-shrine stands on the eastern edge of the Iška Plain, along the road to Iška Vas. It dates

41_158

enough for the Braves as they fell to the Cubs 3–1 in Game 3. Smoltz took relief duties in Game 4

41_159

and after allowing two doubles to begin the bottom of the 9th inning, he got the next three batters

41_160

out to seal a 6–4 win for the Braves in Game 4 and force a Game 5 back in Atlanta. The Braves lost

41_161

Game 5 5-1 and were eliminated from the postseason.

41_162

Following the 2003 season, Maddux returned to the Chicago Cubs, leaving Smoltz as the only player

41_163

of the "Big Three" left with the Braves for the 2004 season. Smoltz recorded 44 saves in the 2004

41_164

season to lead the Braves to their 13th consecutive division title, also their 10th consecutive NL

41_165

East title. After the Braves lost Game 1 of the NLDS to the Astros 9–3, Smoltz pitched three

41_166

scoreless innings in relief in Game 2 to help the Braves beat the Astros 4–2. After the Braves lost

41_167

Game 3 8–5, Smoltz pitched two scoreless innings in relief to lead the Braves to a 6–5 win over the

41_168

Astros and force a Game 5 in Atlanta. The Braves lost Game 5 12-3 and were then eliminated in the

41_169

NLDS for the third consecutive year.

41_170

Smoltz returned to the starting rotation for the 2005 season and ended up with a 14–7 record, a

41_171

3.06 ERA and 169 strikeouts to help the Braves win their 14th consecutive Division Title and 11th

41_172

consecutive NL East title. Smoltz's start in the NLDS went well as he lasted seven innings and only

41_173

gave up one run to lead the Braves to a 7–1 win in Game 2. The other games did not go well for the

41_174

Braves as they lost the NLDS to the Astros in four games.

41_175

Smoltz had another successful season the following year with a NL-leading 16 wins, a 3.49 ERA, and

41_176

211 strikeouts, but that was not enough for the Braves as they finished 3rd in the NL East; they

41_177

ended up missing the playoffs and not winning their division for the first time since 1990. He had

41_178

another successful year in 2007 with a 14–8 record, a 3.11 ERA, and 197 strikeouts, but again that

41_179

wasn't enough for the Braves as they finished 3rd in their division yet again and missed the

41_180

playoffs for the second consecutive season.

41_181

Tom Glavine returned to the Braves for the 2008 season, but the two of them could not get the

41_182

Braves back into the playoffs as they finished fourth in their division that season. That season

41_183

was the last for Glavine as he underwent rehab the following season, and was released from the

41_184

Braves on June 3, 2009, and he officially retired from baseball on February 11, 2010.

41_185

The 2008 season was also John Smoltz's last season with the Braves as he signed with the Boston Red

41_186

Sox for the 2009 season. He spent half of that season with the Red Sox, and the other half of that

41_187

season with the Cardinals, after which he retired from baseball. Greg Maddux spent three more

41_188

seasons with the Chicago Cubs and then he was traded to the Los Angeles Dodgers in the middle of

41_189

the 2006 season. Maddux then spent his final two seasons with the San Diego Padres and was traded

41_190

again to the Dodgers in the middle of the 2008 season, after which he retired from baseball.

41_191

Legacy

41_192

The "Big Three" is considered by many to be the greatest pitching trios of all-time. From 1993 to

41_193

2002, they combined for 453 wins to 224 losses with 4,616 strikeouts.

41_194

All three pitchers would have their numbers retired by the Braves as Greg Maddux would have his

41_195

number retired on July 31, 2009, Tom Glavine would see his number retired on August 6, 2010, and

41_196

John Smoltz would have his number retired on July 8, 2012.

41_197

All three pitchers would be inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame in their first year of

41_198

eligibility as Greg Maddux and Tom Glavine would both be inducted in 2014 receiving 97.2% and 91.9%

41_199

of the possible votes respectively, and John Smoltz would be inducted the following year receiving

41_200

82.9% of the possible votes.

41_201

References Nicknamed groups of baseball players Trios Major League Baseball pitchers

42_0

Iška (; ) is a settlement in Upper Iška Valley in the Municipality of Ig in central Slovenia. The

42_1

entire municipality is part of the traditional region of Inner Carniola and is now included in the

42_2

Central Slovenia Statistical Region. The settlement includes the hamlet of Mala Vas (, ), where the

42_3

road to Gornji Ig branches off.

42_4

Geography

42_5

Iška is a row village along a road surrounded by hills in the valley of the Iška River. The main

42_6

hills surrounding the settlement are Travnik Hill (728 m) to the west and Stražar Hill (794 m) to

42_7

the east. There are a few fields and several meadows along the road, as well as a number of

42_8

vacation houses. The Laz Woods lies to the west, and the Zavod and Rebrica woods to the east. The

42_9

wooded countryside is a habitat for roe deer, chamois, and bears. Benko Cave is in the hills west

42_10

of the main population center. The territory of the settlement extends south to the Iška Gorge,

42_11

where there is a path to Vrbica Hill (422 m) and the confluence of the Iška and Zala rivers. From

42_12

here, trails continue to Rakitna, Krvava Peč, and the Bloke Plateau. There are also several springs

42_13

in the surrounding hills.

42_14

History

42_15

Before the Second World War, there were many flour mills and sawmills along the Iška River. Most of

42_16

these have been abandoned. During the Second World War, all of the vacation houses in the gorge

42_17

were burned, and have been replaced by newer construction. The Iška Gorge Lodge () was built in

42_18

1948, offering accommodation and fishing permits.

42_19

Mass graves

42_20

Iška is the site of two known mass graves from during and after the Second World War. Both are

42_21

located south of the settlement, in the Iška Gorge. The Romani Mass Grave () is located in the

42_22

Benko Meadow and is marked by a wooden cross below a cliff, south of the house at Iška no. 45. It

42_23

contains the remains of 43 Romani killed by the Partisans in May 1942. The Wounded Mass Grave () is

42_24

located near the vacation house at Iška no. 21. A cross stands north of the grave, below a slope,

42_25

and is visible from the road. The grave contains the remains of wounded Home Guard members murdered

42_26

here after the war. Both of the wooden crosses at the sites bear the carved inscriptions Bog bo

42_27

obrisal vse solze iz naših oči – tudi ne bo več žalovanja, ne vpitja, ne bolečin, zakaj kar je bilo

42_28

prej je minilo. Postoj ob meni brat, da skupaj bova našla pot. (And God shall wipe away all tears

42_29

from our eyes—there shall be no more sorrow, nor crying, nor pain: for the former things are passed

42_30

away. ... Rest in peace. Remain by my side, brother, and together we shall find the way.) The first

42_31

cross also reads Tukaj čaka na vstajenje 43 Romov od maja 1942 (Here 43 Roma from May 1942 await

42_32

the resurrection) and the second reads Tukaj čaka na vstajenje 52 slovenskih domobranskih ranjencev

42_33

od binkoštne sobote 1945 (Here 52 Slovene Home Guard wounded from Pentecost Saturday [May 19] 1945

42_34

await the resurrection).

42_35

Church

42_36

The local church, built on the right bank of the river in the main part of the settlement, is

42_37

dedicated to Saint Gertrude () and belongs to the Parish of Ig. It dates to the 18th century. It is

42_38

a Baroque structure with a square nave and a polygonal chancel walled on three sides. The bell

42_39

tower stands against the west wall of the nave.

42_40

Cultural heritage

42_41

In addition to Saint Gertrude's Church, several other sites in Iška are registered as cultural

42_42

heritage:

42_43

The Iška Archaeological Site lies in the main settlement. Metal items from the late Bronze Age have

42_44

been discovered here.

42_45

The Grad Archaeological Site () lies in the hills west of the main settlement. It is unexcavated;

42_46

metal items have been found in the area indicating a prehistoric presence.

42_47

The farm at Iška no. 15 is located along the road in the Iška Gorge. It includes a two-story house

42_48

with architectural elements from the mid-19th century and a semicircular door casing with the year

42_49

1842 carved into it. The farm has a stone grain mill and a wooden sawmill with a Venetian frame saw

42_50

along a side arm of the Iška River, east of the road.

42_51

The Iška dam and millrace are located between the houses at Iška no. 14 and 15. The structure

42_52

consists of a wooden dam reinforced with iron beams, a reservoir, a sluice gate, and a millrace

42_53

dating from the mid-19th century. The dam was damaged in 2004 but was restored in an authentic

42_54

manner, preserving its historical appearance.

42_55

A chapel-shrine stands on the eastern edge of the Iška Plain, along the road to Iška Vas. It dates