Bobby Cox died at the age of 84, the Atlanta Braves announced Saturday. Cox led the Braves during their longest era of sustained success and was among the most accomplished managers in baseball history. www.nytimes.com/athletic/367...

RIP to Bobby Cox. Between him and Ted Turner, it’s been a sad week for a nation of fans of the dominant 90s Braves teams. I remember begging my dad to take me to a Braves-Padres game in San Diego to see Maddux pitch when we visiting for a family vacation. An experience that left this insane memory.

Ted Turner fired Bobby Cox and immediately afterwards was like "We need someone like Bobby Cox around here." Well, he got his wish. What a week

RIP legendary Hall of Fame manager Bobby Cox, one of the finest persons in the game of baseball.

Beloved former Braves manager Bobby Cox has passed away at the age of 84. Here's the team's message on social media

Legendary manager Bobby Cox has passed away at 84. He spent four seasons as manager of the Blue Jays.

Bobby Cox and Ted Turner in the same weekend. Damn. 14 straight division titles is totally insane. ( * - I am aware of the '94 Expos. But still ...)

Given the way he always seemed to get himself ejected during day games when being back in the clubhouse air conditioning would feel the nicest, I always sorta assumed that Bobby Cox would die in the middle of a very hot summer afternoon.

The Hall of Fame remembers Class of 2014 inductee Bobby Cox, who passed away Saturday at the age of 84. ow.ly/pxEy50YX0F2

We mourn the passing of Hall of Famer Bobby Cox, the fourth-winningest manager in MLB history. Cox led the Atlanta Braves to unprecedented success, winning 14 straight division titles from 1991-2005, along with 5 NL pennants and the 1995 World Series championship. The four-time Manager of the

Bobby Cox was obviously much more well-known for his Braves days, but he played for the Yankees alongside Mickey Mantle & Bobby Murcer in the late '60s, managed Ron Guidry in Triple-A, and was Billy Martin's first base coach for the 1977 World Series champions. So long, skipper.

Bobby Cox, Hall of Fame and World Series-winning manager, has died at age 84, Atlanta Braves says.

Bobby Cox will be glorified in the coming days by people who were on the National baseball media scene already in the mid-1990s and had every chance to hold him accountable for his domestic abuse, but chose not to. Shame on them, and let’s not let that be swept under the rug.

we have caught, and compromised to a permanent end, bobby cox

One thing I miss about current baseball is the lack of managers with distinctive styles and personalities. Bobby Cox getting ejected was usually pretty fun to watch.