The Houston Astros' skipper revealed he will enter life after managing in the wake of the team's elimination from the postseason.
Michael Brantley and Martin Maldonado sit atop the list of Houston Astros who are free agents heading into the 2024 MLB season.The Houston Astros have set a Thursday news conference regarding manager Dusty Baker's retirement from baseball, USA Today'sBaker told the publication about his intentions to enter life after managing following 26 years in the dugout, 4,046 games managed, five division titles, three pennants, and the 2022 World Series championship.
Baker was first hired with the club in 2020 in the wake of the sign-stealing scandal that led to former manager AJ Hinch's termination.He also has managerial stints with San Francisco, Chicago Cubs, Cincinnati Reds, and Washington Nationals. Eyewitness Sports is gathering information on the Astros' news conference, Baker's retirement, and a potential successor.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Astros free agents 2024: Martin Maldonado, Dusty Baker headline expired contracts at end of seasonGeneral manager Dana Brown and his front office will be making tough decisions involving a few of Houston's favorite 'Stros, including the club's legendary manager.
Read more »
Dusty Baker reportedly ready to step down as Astros manager after ALCS lossIt seems that Dusty Baker's time leading the Houston Astros is coming to an end.
Read more »
Dusty Baker reportedly ready to step down as Astros manager after ALCS lossIt seems that Dusty Baker's time leading the Houston Astros is coming to an end.
Read more »
Report: Astros' Dusty Baker has said he plans to retire following 2023 seasonHouston Astros manager Dusty Baker is planning to retire following the team's elimination in the 2023 ALCS, according to a report.
Read more »
Dusty Baker says Astros 'have nothing to be ashamed of'Following Houston's Game 7 loss in the ALCS, Dusty Baker thanked his players for their effort in what was a 'grind' of a season -- but didn't seem quite ready to say out loud that his 26-year managerial career was over.
Read more »
Astros’ Dusty Baker Eyeing Retirement, Plans for 2023 Season to Be His Last, Per ReportThe longtime manager could reportedly step down following Houston’s loss in Game 7 of the ALCS.
Read more »