Atlanta Braves manager Brian Snitker's family stayed out of Philadelphia on opening day.
PHILADELPHIA — Atlanta Braves manager Brian Snitker’s family stayed out of Philadelphia on opening day.
“It’s rough there,” Snitker said in an interview with Atlanta radio station WZGC broadcast March 21. “And they don’t seem to mind, either, quite honestly. It was rough on them all last year to the point where it was concerning.” Snitker had also said Philly had “by far the most hostile crowd” and his wife would refuse to return to Citizens Bank Park.
“My wife’s babysitting and the grandkids are in school,” Snitker said in Atlanta’s dugout. “They wouldn’t be anywhere, honestly, other than home.”
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