Walt Jocketty, one of the most successful general managers in Major League Baseball, is dead at the age of 74.

Former MLB Executive of the Year Walt Jocketty has died at the age of 74. Bob Nightengale of USA Today confirmed Jocketty's passing on Saturday.

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