Fire Brian snitker!

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msstate7

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And the whole staff. This season can only be salvaged by this move. That's it. If AA brings him back, I want both gone next season. This team shouldn't be this trash, and bc they are, snit has to go.
 
Snit should be fired, not because some hitters are having bad seasons, but because they are and he refuses to make the optimal moves to put the team in the best positions to succeed. He’s cost us a handful of games on his own this year (like every year), and that can’t happen when you’re a fringe playoff team.
 
I can't imagine he'll be fired in the off-season. They would announce his "retirement" well before the end of the season, to grant him a Bobby Cox like farewell. I doubt they would just kick him out. Best case scenario is that he moves to a FO position where he can't do any damage. More likely is that he announces that next season will be his last.
 
Strike3urout said:
I can't imagine he'll be fired in the off-season. They would announce his "retirement" well before the end of the season, to grant him a Bobby Cox like farewell. I doubt they would just kick him out. Best case scenario is that he moves to a FO position where he can't do any damage. More likely is that he announces that next season will be his last.
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while snit has won a title, he hasn’t been here with the same legacy Bobby did to get that retirement farewell season.

only if the Braves wanted to capitalize on it with marketing.
 
Only one thing left to do…. Win the whole damn thing.

And then keep Snitker for somehow pulling this off … would go down as one of the greatest managerial feats of all time…..

I’ll hang up now and listen.
 
The Chosen One said:
while snit has won a title, he hasn’t been here with the same legacy Bobby did to get that retirement farewell season.

only if the Braves wanted to capitalize on it with marketing.
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I agree he hasn't...but I feel that in the eyes of the organization, he has been loyal enough that he gets to retire on his own terms. They may urge him to retire soon behind closed doors, but I feel like they will give him that farewell.
 
Strike3urout said:
I agree he hasn't...but I feel that in the eyes of the organization, he has been loyal enough that he gets to retire on his own terms. They may urge him to retire soon behind closed doors, but I feel like they will give him that farewell.
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I hate this thought process.. not saying you are wrong, but I hate it anyways. Someone who just does the bare minimum to not get fired or promoted for a very long time is not loyal, he is a leech.
 
bravesfanMatt said:
I hate this thought process.. not saying you are wrong, but I hate it anyways. Someone who just does the bare minimum to not get fired or promoted for a very long time is not loyal, he is a leech.
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He won't be fired for the most injured roster in MLB unless he wants out.
 
bravesfanMatt said:
I hate this thought process.. not saying you are wrong, but I hate it anyways. Someone who just does the bare minimum to not get fired or promoted for a very long time is not loyal, he is a leech.
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I hate it too. But it's the "Braves' way". Loyalty and respect towards longtime employees.
 
Out of a cannon and into the sun! Watch if we make the playoffs he will get manager of the year or at the very least finish very highly.
 
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