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- Phil Regan, pitcher and coach, died on Wednesday at 89 after his attorney reported no cause was released.
- Regan debuted with Detroit in 1960, posted a 96-81 record, earned 1966 All-Star honors after a 21-save season that helped the Los Angeles Dodgers win the NL pennant.
- He later coached for the Cubs, Mariners and Mets, served as the Mets’ interim manager at age 82 in 2019, and drew online tributes.
