Former Boston Red Sox manager Joe Morgan, who became famous for the team's 1988 "Morgan Magic" season, has died at 95 years ...

Morgan is best known for turning around Boston's 1988 season when he took over as interim manager and led the team to a ...

Joe Morgan, who managed the Boston Red Sox to the 1988 American League East championship, died Sept. 5, the club announced.

Morgan spent 18 years in the Red Sox organization, including managing the Pawtucket Red Sox from 1974-1982.

Former Red Sox manager Joe Morgan, who led one of the most memorable second-half turnarounds in franchise history, died ...

Joe Morgan, the ultimate baseball lifer who realized his dream of managing his hometown Red Sox and made history while he did ...

Hired to replace the crusty John McNamara in July of 1988, Morgan oversaw a turnaround that was even more dramatic than the ...

A lifelong resident of Walpole, Morgan got the top job at his hometown club at age 57 after spending most of his career ...

Morgan took over as Red Sox interim manager. They won a game his first night. Then they won another, and another ...

He took over as interim manager during the 1988 season after Boston fired John McNamara following a 43-42 start. Morgan, who ...

The world of baseball says goodbye to one of the figures most beloved by fans. The protagonist of one of the most memorable comebacks in the franchise's history died at the age of 95.

Morgan, who spent nearly 2 decades within Boston's organization, managed the team to two AL East titles in 1988 and 1990.