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

USA Today·Sep 6

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Davey Johnson, a former MLB manager who led the Mets to a World Series title in 1986, has died at the age of 82. He also had a notable playing career, including time with the Baltimore Orioles, where he played in multiple World Series. The Mets are planning to honor Johnson by wearing a 'Davey' jersey patch.

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FOX 5 New York·Sep 6

Davey Johnson, one of baseball’s notable iconoclasts, who played in four World Series in six seasons for the Baltimore Orioles and who later managed the Mets to their remarkable Series victory in 1986, died on Friday. He was 82. https://nyti.ms/4m5lQiO

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