Brian Snitker Steps Down as Braves Manager, Transitions to Advisory Role
Brian Snitker is transitioning from his role as Atlanta Braves manager after 10 seasons, including a 2021 World Series title, to an advisory position and will be inducted into the team's Hall of Fame.
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Overview
- Brian Snitker is transitioning from his role as manager of the Atlanta Braves after 10 seasons, moving into an advisory position with the team starting next season.
- During his tenure, Snitker led the Braves to an impressive 811-668 record, securing six NL East division titles and making seven postseason appearances.
- A highlight of Snitker's leadership was guiding the Atlanta Braves to a memorable 2021 World Series championship, a significant achievement for the franchise.
- Snitker's 811 wins rank him third in Atlanta Braves franchise history, placing him behind legendary managers Bobby Cox and Frank Selee.
- In recognition of his contributions, Snitker will also be inducted into the Atlanta Braves Hall of Fame, celebrating his successful career with the organization.
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Analysis
Center-leaning sources cover Brian Snitker's transition to an advisory role neutrally, focusing on factual reporting. They detail his nearly five-decade tenure with the Braves, his achievements including the 2021 World Series title, and his record as manager. The coverage avoids loaded language or speculative commentary, presenting the news as a straightforward organizational change.
"Snitker is moving into an advisory role with the organization in 2026."
USA TODAY"Brian Snitker, who managed the Atlanta Braves to the 2021 World Series championship as the highlight of almost a half-century with the organization, will not return to the dugout next season."
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FAQ
Brian Snitker is stepping down after the Braves did not improve in the 2025 season, finishing with a 76-86 record and missing the postseason. He decided to transition to a senior advisory role with the organization as his managerial contract expired.
Snitker led the Braves for 10 seasons to 811 wins, six National League East division titles, seven postseason appearances, and notably won the 2021 World Series championship, ranking third in franchise history for wins.
He will move into a senior advisory position with the Atlanta Braves starting the next season and will be inducted into the team's Hall of Fame to honor his contributions.
The Braves finished the 2025 season with a 76-86 record, placing fourth in the National League East and missing the playoffs, marking their first losing season since 2017.
Snitker has been with the Braves organization since 1977 in various roles including player, coach, and manager, becoming a lifelong member. He is third in wins as Braves manager and one of two to lead them to a World Series title, cementing his legacy.
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