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00:00Brian Snitker's silence on his future creates off-season questions for Braves.
00:05The Braves will end their first losing season since 2017 without knowing who will manage them in 2026.
00:12At 69, and in his contract's final year, Snitker contemplates retirement but delays his decision.
00:19When I do, I teeter.
00:21Snitker's story is central to Braves' history.
00:24Starting as a minor league player in 1977, he rose to coach and ultimately major league manager.
00:30His leadership secured the 2021 World Series victory, Atlanta's first in 26 years.
00:37Acclaimed for accountability and compassion, his potential exit deeply affects players and fans emotionally.
00:43As House that Hank built noted, the silence has grown deafening.
00:48Already burdened with off-season challenges like the bullpen and infield improvements, leadership uncertainty heightens stress.
00:55Without Snitker's decision, the Braves face succession planning issues and risk losing desired replacements.
01:01Despite Ken Rosenthal's report of patience, waiting could incur significant costs.
01:07Speculation about successors has already begun.
01:10Walt Weiss and Ron Washington are internal options, though age may hinder Washington.
01:15External candidates like Craig Council and Joe Espada are discussed, but Atlanta prefers continuity.
01:21However, until Snitker decides, all replacement talks remain hypothetical.
01:26Snitker himself does not sidestep discussion.
01:29However, his comments are murky.
01:31He thinks about retirement, but dismisses it.
01:33He mentions unfinished business, yet concedes the job's toll.
01:37I don't want to regret it either way, he said, highlighting the struggle between organizational loyalty and personal withdrawal.
01:44For Atlanta, 2026 is pivotal.
01:48Despite strong players, the team's first losing season in eight years weakens its identity.
01:53Stability hinges on Snitker's decision, obstructing off-season plans.
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