The Atlanta Braves have been fortunate to have several outstanding managers throughout their history, with Frank Selee and Bobby Cox being two of the most revered. However, in the last decade, current manager Brian Snitker has also built a case as one of the franchise’s greatest.
For many years, Selee and Cox were the only managers to lead the Braves to a World Series title, but Snitker joined that exclusive group by guiding the team to victory in 2021. Over his eight-year tenure, Snitker has compiled an impressive record, placing him third all-time on the Braves’ wins list.
Despite the team’s struggles in the 2024 season, marked by injuries 
to key players like Ronald Acuña Jr. and Spencer Strider, the Braves are still poised to extend their playoff streak to seven straight seasons. However, questions about Snitker’s future with the organization have arisen.
Veteran MLB insider Jon Heyman recently suggested that Snitker might retire after the 2025 season, following the completion of his current contract. At 69 years old, Snitker could be considering stepping down, a sentiment that seems to be echoed around the league.
Regardless of how the remainder of his tenure unfolds, Snitker’s impact on the Braves is undeniable, and his legacy as one of the team’s greats is already secure.
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