We usually remember baseball players for the number of home runs they hit or how many World Series they won. Don Baylor is a little bit different. DAVID GREENE, HOST: That is not to say that he ...

Wherever he went, Don Baylor left his mark on baseball. He was an MVP and Manager of the Year, respected as a powerful slugger, punishing runner and commanding presence in any clubhouse.

"Words cannot express the sadness we feel today, as cancer claims two more of the baseball-playing fraternity's proudest and strongest members," Clark said. "Darren Daulton and Don Baylor will be ...

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Former major league baseball player and manager Don Baylor, who won the American League MVP award in 1979, died Monday at the age of 68. The Austin, Texas, native had been battling multiple ...

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — At the time, those of us who covered the team wondered why the Red Sox would swap Mike Easler for Don Baylor in a rare Yankee-Red Sox trade. The Red Sox thought they ...

And, well, damn, Los Angeles Angels personnel on Monday night loaded 64-year-old Don Baylor into an ambulance ... the 2004 MVP to the 1979 MVP, the way baseball likes to link generations like ...

Baylor's last role as a baseball manager was with the Chicago Cubs from 2000-2002.Baylor is survived by his wife, a son, Don Jr. and two grandchildren. Don Baylor, a retired MLB star who would ...

Don Baylor, the burly slugger who once held the Major League Baseball record for being hit a pitch and later guided the expansion Colorado Rockies to the playoffs for the first time as manager of ...