We don’t have a clear picture of how the sports world will look in the aftermath of the coronavirus pandemic, but Houston Astros manager Dusty Baker thinks one staple of sports might fade away
Dusty Baker is one person who is widely loved, including by the acting world.
Dusty Baker is in the somewhat awkward situation of managing the team that everyone hates right now while simultaneously having nothing to do with the reason they’re hated.
Dusty Baker was formally introduced as the new manager of the Houston Astros on Thursday, and the 70-year-old made one thing very clear to the media — the sign-stealing stops here.
The Houston Astros will reportedly be getting their top managerial target.
The Houston Astros will have more than a few distractions to deal with as they head into spring training and the 2020 season, and they are reportedly hiring an experienced manager to help navigate th
Dusty Baker is a hot name for various unexpected manager openings around MLB, but the one he seems most likely for is the Houston Astros job.
The Houston Astros appear to be stepping up their efforts to hire a new manager.
According to Jon Morosi and Matt Kelly of MLB.
