The 2021 World Series-winning manager, who joined the Braves as a minor-league catcher in 1977, will stay with the club as an adviser.

After 49 years of service to the Atlanta Braves organization, the final nine-plus seasons as manager, Brian Snitker could have been properly celebrated at Truist Park.

Brian Snitker’s contract is about to expire and many observers thought he would retire, but now that doesn’t appear as certain. So, what is your view?

The Braves concluded their 76-86 season on Sunday, missing the playoffs for the first time since 2017. Now they begin a critical offseason as they try to return to relevance.

Brian Snitker says he has wavered between coming back as Braves manager next season or retiring, though without a contract for 2026, the decision won't be entirely his.

Are you there, Baseball God? It’s me, Tyler. I need to run something by you. Have the Atlanta Braves’ finally paid off their karmic debt?

The Braves' season ended on Sunday with a 4-1 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates, leaving the Braves short of the postseason and long on unanswered questions for next year.

The 41-year-old, who helped Atlanta win the 2021 World Series, ends his MLB career with a strikeout in a ceremonial 1⅓-inning appearance before giving way to Chris Sale.

After a disastrous start to the season, the Braves have played much better down the stretch. But after missing the postseason for the first time since 2017, what's next?

The Braves fell to the Pirates 3-1 on Saturday, losing their third straight after a 10-game win streak. Brian Snitker and Matt Olson were ejected arguing a controversial call.