In a surprising turn of events, Atlanta Braves first base coach Eric Young Sr. has confirmed he will be leaving the team to join the Los Angeles Angels as their third base coach. This announcement comes shortly after another Braves coaching staff member, Ron Washington, also decided to head to the Angels to take on the role of manager【13†source】.
Young’s departure marks a significant change for the Braves, as he has been a pivotal part of the coaching staff since 2018, contributing to their World Series win in 2021. He expressed his mixed emotions about the decision, stating, “It was a hard decision, and I’m definitely going to miss the organization and, more importantly, the players and fans”【13†source】.
The Braves community is undoubtedly saddened by the news, as Young played an integral role in the team’s recent successes. His move to the Angels is seen as a step up in his career, but it leaves a notable void in Atlanta’s coaching lineup. This change is part of a broader shift within the Braves’ coaching staff, signaling the end of an era and the beginning of a new chapter for the team
