Dusty Baker is headed back to the World Series for the third time.
After two heartbreaking attempts with the San Francisco Giants and Chicago Cubs, Dusty hopes this third time is truly a charm with the Astros.
The 72-year-old manager, just 13 wins of the exclusive 2,000-win club, continues to break records, outmaneuver his counterparts and chase Cooperstown. Dusty represents the ageless heartbeat of the game.
He’s been a present participant in so many historical moments throughout history.
Malik Wright catches up with Houston Astros manager Dusty Baker who has navigated the scandal-tainted franchise back to respectability and to one of the best records in MLB.
Dusty talks about Black managers, his steady rise into the Top 10 of all-time managerial wins and how Houston has remained on top in the AL West despite so many injuries to key players.
Rachel Hill gives her Two Cents about skippers Dusty Baker & Dave Roberts. They are the only Black managers in the game. They are also arguably the two best.
The Stros haven’t missed a beat since Dusty took over following the cheating scandal. The Hall of Fame manager has them in full control of the AL West.
Roberts has the defending World Champion Dodgers in the hunt again.
MLBbro.com contributor David Grubb and former MLB manager, executive and analyst Bo Porter, debate whether or not Dusty Baker needs a World Series win to be considered Cooperstown-worthy.
