"Dusty Baker Calls it Quits: Astros Manager Retires After 26 Seasons in MLB"

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Dusty Baker, one of the most successful managers in MLB history, has announced his retirement as manager of the Houston Astros after 26 seasons. Baker, who led the Astros to a World Series championship in 2021, wants to remain involved in baseball in an advisory role with either the Astros or another team. He plans to spend time at his home and winery before considering his next move, but is open to joining a team that values his experience and expertise. Baker is expected to be a unanimous selection for the Hall of Fame and would be the first Black manager to be inducted into Cooperstown.
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