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Brian Snitker, who managed Braves to 2021 World Series title, steps down

Snitker, with 811 wins and six division titles, led the Braves to consistent playoffs and the 2021 World Series championship before transitioning to an advisory role in 2026.

  • Brian Snitker announced his retirement as Atlanta Braves manager on October 1, 2025, after leading the team for 10 seasons in Atlanta, Georgia.
  • Snitker decided to step down following a 76-87 season, the team's first failure to reach the postseason since 2017, with his contract expiring after 2025.
  • During his tenure, Snitker led the Braves to 811 wins, six NL East titles, and the 2021 World Series championship, ranking third in franchise all-time wins.
  • Braves chairman Terry McGuirk honored Snitker as one of the franchise’s greatest managers and among the finest individuals associated with the team during the retirement announcement.
  • Snitker will transition to an advisory role in 2026, and the Braves begin their search for a new manager amid eight major league vacancies this offseason.
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WDEF broke the news in on Wednesday, October 1, 2025.
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