Eddie Haas, former Braves player and manager, dies at 91

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Eddie Haas, former Braves player and manager, dies at 91
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Eddie Haas, a prominent figure in the Atlanta Braves organization, passed away on June 4 at the age of 91. Haas had a brief MLB career, debuting with the Chicago Cubs in 1957 and playing for the Milwaukee Braves. He shifted to coaching and managed various teams within the Braves organization, eventually leading the major league club for 121 games in 1984. Following his managerial stint, Haas served as a scout with organizations including the Montreal Expos and the Boston Red Sox before retiring in 2003. His career spanned over five decades in baseball.

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  • •Haas played 41 games with the Milwaukee Braves from 1958 to 1960.
  • •He managed the Braves for 121 games in 1984.
  • •His career included scouting roles with the Expos and Red Sox.
  • •Haas's career in baseball spanned over five decades.
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Haas was long-tenured member of the Braves organization playing, coaching or managing across four decades.

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