Dusty Baker, who won World Series as Dodgers player and Astros skipper, retires as manager
Life begins at 70? Dusty Baker's managerial accomplishments as a septuagenarian likely added enough to his long and winding resume for a Hall of Fame berth. He'd be the first inductee to deliver his acceptance speech in Cooperstown with a toothpick dangling from his mouth. Baker, 74, announced his retirement Thursday after 26 years as a manager. He was the .320-hitting left fielder on the ...
by Steve Henson, Los Angeles Times
Oct 26, 2023
3 minutes
Life begins at 70? Dusty Baker's managerial accomplishments as a septuagenarian likely added enough to his long and winding resume for a Hall of Fame berth.
He'd be the first inductee to deliver his acceptance speech in Cooperstown with a toothpick dangling from his mouth.
Baker, 74, announced his retirement Thursday after 26 years as a manager. He was the .320-hitting left fielder on the Dodgers' 1981 World Series championship team, but it took him 41 years to win another, leading
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