Amidst a disappointing season, former Atlanta Braves manager Brian Snitker shook up the batting order throughout the season, but following his retirement, things may return to what Braves fans were formerly used to.
Undoubtedly, the biggest news for the Atlanta Braves this offseason has been the retirement of longtime manager Brian Snitker and the subsequent promotion of bench coach Walt Weiss to the position.
The Atlanta Braves are entering the MLB offseason with plenty of opportunities to improve the roster for 2026. With longtime manager Brian Snitker stepping down, bench coach Walt Weiss has taken over and assembled a revamped coaching staff.
How many of the active MLB players with 300 or more doubles in their career can you name in five minutes?
As we got over a month removed from Brian Snitker officially announcing his retirement, the feeling was that the Braves must be hiring from outside, potentially waiting until after the World Series to pluck Dodgers bench coach Danny Lehmann out of Los Angeles.
The Rule 5 draft, held annually at the winter meetings in December, never garners much fanfare, but it has been known to yield some noteworthy transactions.
The Atlanta Braves hired from within to fill their managerial vacancy, tapping bench coach Walt Weiss as their new skipper. The team announced the hire in a statement on Monday.
The Atlanta Braves just pulled off the baseball equivalent of promoting your favorite assistant manager to run the whole store. Will this move end up working out?
The Atlanta Braves did not have to look far to find their replacement for manager Brian Snitker. They tabbed the man who occupied the seat next to Snitker in the dugout for eight seasons.
The Atlanta Braves are opting for an internal choice for their new manager. The Braves announced Monday that Walt Weiss is being hired as their new manager.
After a disappointing 2025 season, the Atlanta Braves were due for a shake-up. But the team's decision-makers have other ideas.
Though Brian Snitker won’t be managing the Atlanta Braves in 2026, the division won’t be without a Snitker presence. Brian is expected to stay involved with the organization in an advisory role, while his son, Troy Snitker, has officially been named the new hitting coach for the New York Mets.
America's favorite pastime has more memorable performances than any sport. As such, figuring out which pitchers had the best seasons ever is no easy task.
The Atlanta Braves had a presence on the sidelines for the Deep South's Oldest Rivalry (Georgia vs Auburn) out on the Plains on Saturday. Now, former manager Brian Snitker and his wife, Ronnie, were spotted alongside some notable former player names.
On Wednesday, Jeff Passan broke the news that Brian Snitker will not return as Braves manager in 2026. It marks the end of an era in Atlanta, though Snitker will remain with the organization as a senior advisor, giving him an incredible 50 years with the club next season.
Brian Snitker will not return as manager of the Atlanta Braves, transitioning to an adviser role in 2026 for his 50th season with the franchise. Snitker will be inducted into the Braves Hall of Fame next season, the team said Wednesday.
Atlanta Braves manager Brian Snitker has decided to remain with the organization, but he will do so in a different role. The Braves announced on Wednesday that Snitker is transitioning to an advisory role for the 2026 season.
The Braves are moving on from Brian Snitker as manager.
The Braves will have a new manager in 2026. Brian Snitker has informed the team that he will not continue in the dugout beyond the 2025 season.
Atlanta manager Brian Snitker still doesn't know what his role will be next season as the Braves begin their final series by hosting a three-game set against the Pittsburgh Pirates on Friday.
Brian Snitker made national headlines last week when he told Braves beat reporters that he is still undecided about whether he will retire at the end of the season.
Braves manager Brian Snitker made headlines last week when he revealed that he hasn’t yet decided on his future, citing “unfinished business” as a reason he might manage past this season—despite most assuming he would retire at year’s end.
As the 2025 MLB season draws to a close, speculation intensifies around the future of Atlanta Braves manager Brian Snitker. While Snitker has been a beloved
The Atlanta Braves (65-80) have had a disappointing season in 2025 under manager Brian Snitker, on the way to missing the postseason for the first time in seven years.
Brian Snitker is one win from 800, and for the Braves, that might be as good as it gets this year. Atlanta has slogged through one of its worst seasons in years.
Tempers were somewhat visible (flared would be the wrong word) in the early innings of the Atlanta Braves' matchup with the Marlins on Wednesday. Ronald Acuña Jr.
The baseball world is mourning the loss of MLB scout and executive Roy Clark, who passed away at 68 years old on Friday night. His time with the Atlanta Braves left a mark that's still felt to this day.
The Atlanta Braves continue to slide down the standings, and it’s very clear some pretty significant changes need to be made in the offseason. The Braves have a number of roster needs.
Following 50 years with the Atlanta Braves organization, manager Brian Snitker is reportedly planning on retiring at the end of the 2025 season. The news, reported by USA Today’s Bob Nightengale, suggests that Snitker, 69, will step down following the conclusion of the 2025 campaign.
Brian Snitker is one of the more well-respected coaches in MLB, but it wouldn't be surprising to see both sides part ways.
With the trade deadline approaching and postseason hopes hanging in the balance, Atlanta may soon be forced to make tough decisions.
While the Atlanta Braves may be underperforming so far this season, one MLB insider believes their 27-36 record heading into Sunday's action won't be enough to cost manager Brian Snitker his job.
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