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Braves Legend Eddie Haas Dies at 91
6 Jun
Summary
- Former Braves manager Eddie Haas passed away on June 4th at age 91.
- Haas had a career spanning five decades as a player, coach, and manager.
- He managed the Braves for 121 games in 1984 and 1985.
Former Atlanta Braves manager Eddie Haas, a dedicated member of the organization for decades, passed away on June 4th at 91. Haas's baseball journey spanned more than five decades, encompassing roles as a player, coach, manager, and scout.
His playing career included brief stints with the Chicago Cubs and Milwaukee Braves. Haas transitioned to coaching in 1966 within the Braves organization, eventually managing at various minor league levels. He joined Atlanta's major league staff in 1974.
Haas took over as the Braves' manager for 121 games in 1984 and 1985, posting a record of 50-71. After his managerial tenure, he continued as a scout for the Montreal Expos and later the Boston Red Sox until his retirement in 2003.
His enduring commitment to the sport was widely recognized. Haas's extensive contributions to baseball, particularly with the Braves, mark a significant chapter in the team's history.
