The Hall of Fame Manager Joe Torre, who directed New York Yankis to four world series rings, would be an honorary coach for the American League in the All-Star Game in Atlanta on 15 July, Major League Basball announced on Tuesday.
On July 18, at the age of 85, Torre, Cleveland’s guardian manager Stephen Vogt, will join the AL Staff of the current Yankis captain Aaron Boon.
The National League all-stars are managed by Defending World Series Champion Los Angeles Dojers and Dave Roberts of his staff.
Honorary coach for NL is the manager of Brian Snightker, hosts Atlanta Braves, and Miami Marlins first year captain Clayton McCulo, who spent the last four sessions as the first base coach of the doors.
Torre, who works for MLB as a special assistant to the commissioner, managed 29 seasons and ranked the fifth all-time with 2,326 wins.
The two-time AL manager of the year, Torre New York Mates (1977–81), Brews (1982–84), St. Louis Cardinals (1990-95), Yankis (1996–2007) and Hellem for Doders (2008–10).
He was voted in the Hall of Fame as a manager in 2014 by the Extension Yuga Committee. As a player, he adapted to the brave in both Milwauki (1960–65) and Atlanta (1966–68), including five direct all-stars selections from 1963–67.
Vogt, who was played for Braves in 2021, was voted in 2024 in 2024 at the Central Division Crown and the American League Championship series in its first year.
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