Major League Baseball lost this Saturday one of its historical figures. Bobby Cox, legendary leader of the At lanta Braves and Hall of Famer member, died at 84 years old in Marietta, Georgia, as confirmed by the organization.

The former manager was going through health complications since he suffered a cerebrovascular accident in 2019, a situation later aggravated by heart problems.

The news generated multiple reactions within the baseball world due to the size of his legacy. n the modern history of the Major Leagues, especially during the 1990s decade, when he turned the Braves into a consistent power in the National League.

Atlanta highlighted his career through a statement in which remembered the main achievements of the historical leader. “We are deeply moved by the death of Bobby Cox, our precious helmsman. Bobby was the best manager ever He won a Braves uniform. He led our team to 14 consecutive divisional titles, five pennants " the National League and the unforgettable ring of the World Series in 1995. His legacy as our leader will never be equaled."

Cox led Atlanta for 25 seasons and closed his career with 2,504 wins, the fourth highest in Grand history es Leagues. His retirement came after the 2010 campaign and four years later he received induction into the Cooperstown Hall of Fame.