1968 MLB World Series

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World Series-winning manager Davey Johnson dies

Davey Johnson, World Series winning Mets manager, dead at 82

Davey Johnson, who won two World Series titles as a player with the Baltimore Orioles and one as a manager with the New York Mets has died at the age of 82, according to the MLB. During his 13-season playing career in the MLB,

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Davey Johnson dies at 82: MLB manager led Mets to 1986 World Series title

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Legendary MLB Manager And Two-Time World Series Champion Dies At 82

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Bill Madden: Davey Johnson, who brought confidence and cockiness to the Mets, dies at 82

Davey Johnson, the most successful manager in Mets history who guided them to the 1986 world championship, and continued on winning after he left in stints with the Reds, Orioles, Dodgers and Nationa...

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World Series-winning manager Davey Johnson dies at 82

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Davey Johnson, Pilot Of ‘86 Mets Champs, Leaves Great Legacy

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Davey Johnson, former Dodgers manager, dies at 82

Johnson is most well-known for his time as manager of the Mets from 1984 to 1990.

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Davey Johnson, who led the Mets to 1986 World Series title, dies at 82

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Davey Johnson, last to manage a Cincinnati Reds postseason winner, dies at 82

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Former World Series Champion Passes Away

A journeyman pitcher who helped the Detroit Tigers win the 1968 World Series has died, the team announced Thursday.

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Daryl Patterson, pitcher for Detroit Tigers on 1968 World Series-winning team, dead at 81

Daryl Patterson, a pitcher for the Detroit Tigers on the 1968 World Series-winning team, has died at 81, the team announced Thursday.

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Tigers Mourn World Series-Winning Pitcher’s Death at 81

Patterson quietly played a pivotal role for the 1968 World Series-winning Tigers, recording a 2.12 ERA and seven saves in 68 innings. He also pitched three scoreless innings in the Tigers’ seven-game victory over Bob Gibson’s St. Louis Cardinals.