Paul Snyder, who helped build the Braves’ teams that were so successful throughout the 1990s, has died, the team announced Friday.
He was 88.
Snyder spent his entire 50-year career in baseball with the Braves, signing as a player in 1958 when the franchise was in Milwaukee and retiring in 2007, when he was the assistant to the general manager.
Over that half century, Snyder reached Triple-A as a player and then managed and scouted in the minors for the organization.
