Former Baseball Manager, Pat Corrales, Passes Away at 82
Key points:
- Pat Corrales, a former player, manager, coach, and executive in professional baseball, passed away at the age of 82.
- He spent over 64 years in the sport, leaving a lasting impact on multiple franchises.
- Corrales was the first major league manager of Mexican American descent.
Pat Corrales, a former player, manager, coach, and exec in professional baseball, has passed away at the age of 82. Corrales spent over 64 years in baseball and had a significant impact on multiple franchises, helping turn them into championship organizations. He was known for mentoring young players and was the first major league manager of Mexican American descent. Corrales played in the MLB for nine years and managed three different teams. He also served as a coach and special assistant for various teams. He joined the Dodgers’ front office in 2012 and won a World Championship with the Braves in 1995.
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