Braves manager has family at home after 'hostile' Philly talk

Brian Snitker's family stayed out of Philadelphia on Opening Day, following comments where the Braves manager said the Phillies crowd was 'rough on them all' last year.

fans in spring training for what he said was objectionable behavior from them in the playoffs toward his wife and other Atlanta friends and family members.

Snitker had also said Philadelphia had"by far the most hostile crowd" and that 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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