It appears that Kevin Pillar might be parting ways with the Atlanta Braves after just a single season, as suggested by a message he posted on Sunday, addressed to Braves fans.

Kevin Pillar, a seasoned journeyman who has donned the uniforms of seven MLB teams since his debut in 2013, embarked on his major league journey with the Toronto Blue Jays. He subsequently graced the ranks of the San Francisco Giants, Boston Red Sox, Colorado Rockies, New York Mets, Los Angeles Dodgers, and the Braves.

Pillar’s lengthiest tenure was with the Blue Jays, spanning from 2013 to 2019. Since then, he hasn’t extended his stay with any one team beyond a single season, a pattern that appears poised to persist, given the implications of his recent tweet.

In January, Pillar inked a one-year contract with the Braves, manifesting his sheer enthusiasm on social media following the deal. During the season, Pillar took to the field for the Braves, posting a .228 batting average with nine home runs and 32 RBIs in 79 games. This marked a triumphant return for Pillar, who had previously contended with an injury-riddled season while with the Dodgers in 2022. That year, he was limited to merely four games due to a fractured left shoulder injury.

In the Braves’ lineup, Pillar predominantly played in the left field. His contributions were instrumental in the Braves’ 104-win regular season, characterized by their high-octane offense, which broke numerous records, including being the first team to boast four players with 35 home runs.

Despite their regular-season achievements, the Braves once again fell short in their World Series quest, with Bryce Harper, a two-time NL MVP, and the Philadelphia Phillies thwarting their aspirations in the NLDS for the second consecutive year.

It appears that Kevin Pillar has possibly concluded his tenure with the Atlanta Braves. The pressing question now is: where will he land next? The answer remains uncertain; stay tuned for further developments.