Former Cubs outfielder and manager Eddie Haas dies at 91
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 8, 2026, 10:30 AM
Last updated Jun 8, 2026
Eddie Haas, former Chicago Cubs outfielder and MLB manager, passed away on June 8 at age 91. Haas, a Paducah native, had a baseball career spanning over five decades as a player, manager, coach, and scout. He began his professional career with the Cubs in 1957 before moving to the Milwaukee Braves, where he later transitioned into coaching and player development. Haas managed the Atlanta Braves in 1985, succeeding Joe Torre, and influenced many players and organizations throughout his long career in baseball.
- •Eddie Haas died on June 8 at age 91.
- •He began his MLB career with the Chicago Cubs in 1957.
- •Haas managed the Atlanta Braves, succeeding Joe Torre in 1985.
- •He dedicated over five decades to various roles in baseball.
- •Haas focused on coaching and player development after his playing days.
- 10:30 AMYahoo Sports — Former Cubs Outfielder, Who Once Replaced Legendary Manager Joe Torre, Dies
"Long after making his debut with the Chicago Cubs, the former outfielder was rewarded with a high-profile managerial post.
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