Ed Mangan, Vice President of Field Operations for the Atlanta Braves, announced his retirement after over 35 years with the organization, significantly impacting the team’s resurgence in the early 1990s by improving the playing surface at Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium. Under General Manager John Schuerholz, Mangan’s expertise helped the Braves transition from poor field conditions to a formidable team that reached the World Series in 1991. Throughout his career, Mangan oversaw field operations across three stadiums, including Truist Park, and managed notable events like Super Bowls. His legacy includes setting a high standard for field excellence in baseball.
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