Bobby Cox, the esteemed former manager of the Atlanta Braves, passed away at 84. The Braves honored him with a heartfelt statement, emphasizing his passion for baseball and love for his family. His wife, Pam Cox, opened up about the difficulties they faced following his 2019 stroke, which led to a challenging rehabilitation process. Despite experiencing multiple health setbacks, including congestive heart failure, Bobby's love for baseball remained strong. Pam noted that discussions about past games brought him joy, showcasing his enduring spirit. Over his 29-season managerial career, Cox achieved 2,504 victories, five National League pennants, and a 1995 World Series title, solidifying his legacy in the sport.