John McNamara Obituary – Death | Passed Away – Dead
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John McNamara, who coached the Boston Reds and had them one strike away from winning the World Series in 1986 before an unprecedented collapse extended the club’s title drought, died at the age of 88. AP
John McNamara, que dirigió a los Patirrojos de Boston y los tuvo a un strike de ganar la Serie Mundial en 1986 antes de que un colapso sin precedentes extendiera la sequía de títulos del club, falleció a los 88 años de edad. AP pic.twitter.com/uVKBIL9dfN
— René Cárdenas (@RCardenas3) July 30, 2020
RIP John McNamara https://t.co/RsqNd8UfCt
— MSatl (@MS216atl) July 30, 2020
RIP John McNamara. He was the Red Sox manager who gave me my opportunity to play in the Big Leagues. Yelled at me all the time… then would quietly reassure me and tell me, “Be ready to play when I need you”.
RIP John McNamara. He was the Red Sox manager who gave me my opportunity to play in the Big Leagues. Yelled at me all the time… then would quietly reassure me and tell me, “Be ready to play when I need you”.
— Steve Lyons (@SteveLyons1212) July 30, 2020
RIP John McNamara, longtime MLB manager. He managed the Reds when I was the backup beat guy to Ray Buck at age 25 in 1982 for the Cincinnati @Enquirer … Battled vet beat guys like Hal McCoy, Earl Lawson, Paul Meyer on a big beat.
McNamara handed me my first scoop on the beat.
RIP John McNamara, longtime MLB manager. He managed the Reds when I was the backup beat guy to Ray Buck at age 25 in 1982 for the Cincinnati @Enquirer … Battled vet beat guys like Hal McCoy, Earl Lawson, Paul Meyer on a big beat.
McNamara handed me my first scoop on the beat.— Peter King (@peter_king) July 29, 2020
John McNamara, a former Padres skipper best known for managing the Red Sox to within one strike of a World Series victory in 1986, died Tuesday, according to his family. He was 88.
John McNamara, a former Padres skipper best known for managing the Red Sox to within one strike of a World Series victory in 1986, died Tuesday, according to his family. He was 88. https://t.co/HoZw2wQZHz pic.twitter.com/Ne0XvDWVrc
— FOX 5 San Diego (@fox5sandiego) July 30, 2020
Interestingly enough the Mets lose 6-5 vs Red Sox on the same night John McNamara passes….same score that the Mets won in Game 6 of the 1986 World Series with John McNamara at the helm for the Red Sox. RIP JM.
Interestingly enough the Mets lose 6-5 vs Red Sox on the same night John McNamara passes….same score that the Mets won in Game 6 of the 1986 World Series with John McNamara at the helm for the Red Sox. RIP JM.
— Bill (@Bill16678117) July 30, 2020
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